And while the spiritual music of America's free jazz tradition is no doubt a key reference point (Shipp was pianist of choice in the late David S. Ware's famous '90s quartet), the group does seem to possess a distinctly fresh approach to what is one of jazz music's oldest configurations.
Balotelli said his "reference point" was Carlos Tevez.
Pinsky's key reference point for the game is not Dante but a poem of his own: "The Figured Wheel," a fragment of which appears in the accompanying "Mindwheel" book (though Pinsky's name, which appears in the poem, is replaced by Dr. Virgil's).
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.
It makes sense that struggle is a key reference point for the video, because Cash suffered his own troubles during the 1980s.
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.
That is a key reference point for environmental claims.
For both teams, a gap of 19 years was a key reference point.
His mother Francisca, who occasionally appeared in his films before her death in 1999, was his key reference point.
Nevertheless, Gray's (1985) scholarly work on collaboration has been a key reference point for the definition of collaboration, in a number of cases.
This protest is carried out by the classes who, in days gone by, were once the key reference point for a political and intellectual world that has forgotten them.
