Sentence examples for important point of reference from inspiring English sources
As a precursor of these more modern and secular prohibitions of bullfighting, however, pope Pius V's "De Salute Gregis Dominici" bull remains an important point of reference.
The Pleistocene sequence of Schöningen provides a key link between unglaciated and glaciated areas in western Central Europe and is an important point of reference for the subdivision of the glaciated late Middle Pleistocene.
Square Capital is still an increasingly important point of reference for the company, such as its callouts in its most recent earnings reports.
For the development of the protests and the conflict dynamics, the year 2005 is an important point of reference.
The book provides a genuine geographical perspective on the production and dissemination of knowledge and will thus be an important point of reference for those interested in the spatial relations of science and associated fields.
Although the limitations of IUdR are recognized, this agent provides an important point of reference because its effectiveness in vitro (in decays per cell/nucleus) reflects that achieved with 125I when nearly all its decays occur in DNA-incorporated form [19]. Thus, the N 37 values expressed in decays per cell and decays per cell nucleus for 125IUdR are approximately the same.
Indeed, some influential contributions to the study of social phenomena stem from debates about collective responsibility and they proved to be important points of reference in discussions about collective intentionality (cf., e.g., Copp 1979, 1980; French 1979, 1984; see also May & Hoffman (eds).
This study provides important points of reference for alcohol and drug service workers and community healthcare professionals in Taiwan, casting light on the abstinence process and providing a basis for intervention or rehabilitation services.
Unemployment rates are constantly reported in the media and may therefore act as an important point of orientation or reference in the respondents' minds.
