Sentence examples for formal references from inspiring English sources

The Pantheon is one of many cultural or formal references in the work.

But beyond these visual and formal references, the three works share similar ideas and concerns, albeit approached from individual perspectives.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Workflow specifications comprise formal references to a range of packages to be installed without specifying the execution environment.

Although there are no formal references to my cultural roots in my designs, it is this mathematics of the Arab world that I am fascinated by -- the mix of logic and abstraction.

Versatility of representation in BioXSD enables also formal references to resources that are volatile, do not offer stable URIs, or offer data only through a SOAP-service interface.

In November 2011, municipal development plans of all 19 Southern-Limburg municipalities were checked to see if they contained formal references to the themes of 'youth' and 'overweight prevention'.

From this material, Veldman weaves a piece for six dancers that makes formal reference to passion and suicide, but whose primary concern is the act of seeing.

In the present case, it was necessarily involved, without any formal reference to any clause in the Constitution, and it is difficult to see how any such reference could have been made to appear expressly.

The commission has used a new parliamentary inquiry into freedom of expression – an inquiry triggered by rolling political controversy about 18C of the RDA – to ask the government for a formal reference to conduct its own free speech inquiry, examining media and internet regulation, intellectual property and defamation laws.

The latter is supposed to be a sufficiently formal reference point for esteeming persons.

The first formal reference to design thinking was made by Peter Rowe in his 1987 book with the same title.