Sentence examples for points out by reference to from inspiring English sources

However, it is difficult to elaborate this description if one considers only the traditional sources, as Horky points out by reference to Hippasus, who is usually regarded as the first μαθηματικός.

It turns out that this example is unnecessarily complex and that the main point can be illustrated by reference to a simpler case (borrowed from computer science where it is used to exemplify the concept of non-monotonic inference).

Advantages and drawbacks of the proposed approach will be pointed out with reference to available experimental results.

The conclusions and implications of the research have been further pointed out with reference to foreign language teaching context.

The market demands are pointed out with reference to two recent surveys (performed in USA and Romania) of Information Systems graduates/professionals focused on topics to be covered and skills to be developed by the Analysis/Design related courses.

By the time they're revolutionary, they've been around, actually, for 20 years," he pointed out, in reference to the speech translation demo.

Unfortunately, Mr. President, since you call yourself by the name, "Christian," I feel the need to point out to you that you can't justify any of them by reference to the life and ministry of Jesus.

The point of a double portrait is to understand both sitters by reference to the other.

Instead, the website now carries a joint statement drawn up with Constand's lawyers pointing out that the reference to "discredited allegations" in no way referred to those raised by her.

(CH) Admirers pointed out a possible reference to Delacroix's painting Un Lit Défait.

The writer, an atheist, was hardly alone in pointing out the apocalyptic reference to the star called chernobyl.