"Built structures" is used here (except in historical reference) to refer to the generic built output resulting from architectural design, in recognition of a domain some view as broader than buildings per se.
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Primers were designed to amplify regions that flanked putative transcription start sites, as shown in Figure 1d (position in reference to first ATG), and referred to as upstream initiator sequence (at position -1048 to -1042) or proximal TATA-like sequence (located at -278 to -272).
"Of course it's unfair," she wrote on the site in reference to what is now commonly referred to as "passing as black".
In reference to criminal procedure a hearing refers to a proceeding before a magistrate subsequent to the inception of the case and without a jury especially a preliminary hearing, in which a magistrate or judge, in the presence of the accused, determines whether there is sufficient evidence to justify proceeding with the case.
In old texts, aspis or asp was used to refer to Naja haje (in reference to the hood, like a shield).
This arrangement is sometimes referred to as "Theodoric" in reference to the composer's middle name (Theodore).
Athletics Rebound After an off-season in which the Athletics traded two top players — pitcher Dan Haren and outfielder Nick Swisher — and had a once-ballyhooed prospect, Jeremy Brown, retire, many declared that Oakland's strategic model, often referred to as Moneyball in reference to the Michael Lewis book, was dead.
This pattern of organization will be referred to as laminar, in reference to the periventricular lamina in which the majority of neuronal cell bodies are located.
One could not miss the repetitive use of the words empuna and ekintu, both referring to 'a thing' in reference to stillbirths.
Does that mean that one must know the reference-fixing description in order to refer to the kind in question?
