Sentence examples for is a key reference from inspiring English sources
The latter is a key reference here, with Lee on hand as that film's pizza boy, Mookie, still at Sal's after 20 years.
It makes sense that struggle is a key reference point for the video, because Cash suffered his own troubles during the 1980s.
The clanging synth chords of Our Love and Bowls are designed to prompt nostalgia for rave's halcyon era – Orbital is a key reference point – in the same way that the War on Drugs evoke warm memories of 80s rock radio.
The Normal's "Warm Leatherette," an 80's song inspired by "Crash," J. G. Ballard's novel about the eroticism of automobile accidents, is a key reference point for today's electro bands.
Noise at take-off, when the engines are at high-power operating conditions, is a key reference level for engine noise certification.
Optic disc is a key reference for recognition algorithms [2, 3], blood vessels segmentation [4], and diagnosing some diseases such as diabetes [5].
For both teams, a gap of 19 years was a key reference point.
Dr. W. Steves Ring, chairman of cardiothoracic surgery and transplantation at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, said Dr. Edwards's atlas was a "key reference in its time, that described the nuances of pathology clearly and at a point before coronary bypass surgery had even come into play".
However, the end of the decade would bring about their most famous work, from Althea & Donna's 1977 pop crossover anthem Uptown Top Ranking to Culture's Two Sevens Clash - an album that would come to be a key reference for bands including the Clash and the Slits - and JC Lodge's 1980 smash Someone Loves You Honey.
He wrote copiously, hosted two radio shows, spoke at public meetings at home and abroad, and for the past 15 years was a key reference for many in the loose fraternity of lawyers battling the US government to uphold the constitution and for journalists documenting those complex legal battles.
Nevertheless, Gray's (1985) scholarly work on collaboration has been a key reference point for the definition of collaboration, in a number of cases.
