Sentence examples for in reference to which from inspiring English sources

And: "Where am I looking?" (The last in reference to which camera's gaze he should return).

The theological developments in the nineteenth century in reference to which the term "fideism" was first used had their philosophical inspiration not simply in the skepticism of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, however, but also, and more immediately, in Immanuel Kant's critical philosophy.

Each allele vector in turn is used as a reference to which all other allele vectors are compared.

There is nothing here about the new landscape since 9/11, beyond a dropped-in reference to Donald Rumsfeld which raises a laugh.

"In the old days it was Cape Canaveral; in the future it will be Stevenage at the heart of the global space effort," Willetts said, in reference to Astrium, which builds robotic space equipment at its plant in the Hertfordshire town.

PCS trumpeted an early day motion condemning the reforms, signed by MPs last November before the current proposals were published, in reference to plans which are no longer on the table.

Nickname is used in reference to surnames (which have not developed into family names), mainly of the jocose type e.g., a thickish Mr. John Smith might be called Fatty.

(in reference to those which had gone amiss).

[Mach 1910: 30-31] Dinturbancenvironmentsnments cause maladaptations; progressive adaptation only has meaning in reference to that which is stable.

Mutant studies are usually done in reference to alanine, which can be regarded as a deletion of a side-chain.

The word "allegedly" in anything written by Jihad Watch in reference to something which a Muslim is suspected to have done or incompetently attempted to have done.