Sentence examples for known as a reference from inspiring English sources
As a result, if a receiver DCB is exactly known as a reference, the relative DCB estimation approach can give more stable information over a short-term period.
To confirm our results of thermal conductivity measured using the four-point probe 3-ω method, we used bismuth (Bi) films (50 nm in thickness) whose thermal conductivity is well known, as a reference sample.
Who would have known?", as a reference to the original puzzle's reputation.
NY 321 has since been relocated to the west on a county road, and Forward Road is now NY 931F, an unsigned, state-maintained highway known as a reference route.
Normalisation of real-time RT-PCR data is classically performed through the selection of a calibrant internal control gene, known as a reference gene or "house-keeping" gene.
LOCs for anthracene, phenanthrene, fluoranthene, fluorene, naphthalene, and pyrene PAHs that are not considered carcinogens were calculated using a safety threshold known as a reference dose (RfD) (FDA 2010).
The hired gun of Finis was a serious young man known as Cujo, a reference to a Saint Bernard that went ballistic in a Stephen King novel.
It emerged at trial that the suspected getaway driver was known as "Captain" – a reference to his onetime rank as a Mexican police officer – while the alleged shooter was nicknamed "Clorox" after the brand of bleach he uses to clean up his work.
Attending an annual pro-Palestinian holiday in Iran known as Al Quds Day, a reference to the Arabic name for Jerusalem and an occasion in which Iranians march and shout "Death to Israel," Mr. Rouhani told state television that "a sore has been sitting on the body of the Islamic world for many years," a reference to Israel.
At the office he was known as Emeril, a reference to the well-known Food Channel chef.
He is prompted to wonder why "Lymantria disper" is popularly known as a "moth" in reference to its final & harmless stage instead of a "caterpillar" or a "larva" in recognition of its rapacious incarnation.
