Sentence examples for founding reference from inspiring English sources

This database would serve psychopathy researchers in something of the same way that Dr. Johnson's dictionary served linguists — as a founding reference.

Definitory expressions about clinical procedures, findings and diseases constitute a major benefit of a formally founded clinical reference terminology which is ontologically sound and suited for formal reasoning.

His relationship with Nick Frost, his best friend and co-star in both films, was founded on a reference to an obscure "Star Wars" character.

The deamination activity of A3 proteins is also commonly referred to as DNA editing, in reference to the founding member of the APOBEC protein family, APOBEC1 (A1), which is an RNA-editing enzyme [21], [22].

The following year Barnhart founded his own reference book company.

Secondly, the quality and quantity of references founded, which can be much different for different cases.

We applied multi-objective optimization methods founded on the reference-points-based non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm-II (NSGA-III) and a multi-objective particle swarm optimization (MOPSO) algorithm to efficiently solve the optimization problem.

It has not, for example, forbidden reference to Hindutva - the founding principle of Hindu nationalism.

Found not founded.

Along with the familiar references to poverty eradication and sustainable development, Nepad's founding documents talk of good governance and respect for human rights.

At times they are comic: what intellectual structure can be founded on the flaky reference offered for an apparently serious "speculation" that the first human words were "Let's kill all the others": "Information on this hypothesis of human origins came from an outline of ideas contained in 'The Last Neanderthal' and other works by Ian Tattersall summarized in Scientific American".