Sentence examples for is still a reference from inspiring English sources
But because of its rarity, perhaps, poetry is still a reference point, certainly for younger readers.
Since it was launched in 1993, the ExPASy server has been and is still a reference in the proteomics world.
"Morandi, for us engineers, is still a reference and considered to be a precursor," says Marco di Prisco, a professor of construction science at the Polytechnic Institute of Milan and researcher on the life expectancy of concrete buildings.
The squares may disappear, but they are still a reference for me to think about composition.
It's still a reference tool, she said, "but that's not as important as the actual act of recording the details of the day — about having the book in my hand and seeing the evidence of all the dinners I've produced and enjoyed for my family over the course of 12 years".
After passing through 10 editions it was revised by the British professor H.S.M. Coxeter in 1938; it is still a standard reference.
With all those caveats in mind, I think NerdWallet's list is still a good reference point.
Memory, screen-size, and OS version are the only differences between the two, so this video is still a great reference point for anyone interested in this forthcoming Pico projector-equipped Android tablet from NionCom.
"If Shevchenko is still a relevant cultural reference, I dare say you can get away with the Beatles," writes Graham Parker.
His Dictionnaire des ouvrages anonymes et pseudonymes (1806 09; "Dictionary of Anonymous and Pseudonymous Works") is still a standard library reference.
His Aperçu historique sur l'origine et le développement des méthodes en géométrie (1837; "Historical Survey of the Origin and Development of Geometric Methods") is still a standard historical reference.
