The Japanese enjoyed a major structural advantage in this area: a constant need for reference materials and photographic evidence to replicate imported fashion as an essentially alien culture.
I had been able to recount the details of that 1962 game without any need for reference material because that was the first time I was inside Yankee Stadium.
Hahn has said that he has also tried to retain (Irish bishopric jokes apart) as much of the original's penchant for personal expression and editorialising as possible, feeling the need for reference books to have "a voice" to be not just fun but vital in an age in which oceans of unfiltered data are only ever a click away.
After Poncelet discovered that Desargues's theorem could be more simply formulated in projective space, other theorems followed within this framework that could be stated more simply in terms of only intersections of lines and collinearity of points, with no need for reference to measures of distance, angle, congruence, or similarity.
The need for reference accounts is tied to a product, not to the company.
Note that for this type of survey there is no need for reference site observations.
The use of multiple distance measurement removes the need for reference fluid calibration and thermal expansion compensation.
Another limitation is the qualitative nature of T2w-STIR images, which implies the need for reference tissue for interpretation.
(4) In addition, our results indicate that there might be a need for reference material for children.
In addition, the proposed wavelet-transformed ultrasonic propagation imaging method can visualize damage or flaw without the need for reference data from the intact state of the structure.
Several approaches have been proposed for dealing with front wall returns under full data volume without the need for reference or background data [8, 24 26].
