Sentence examples for present a reference to from inspiring English sources

But, the official added, "the approach we have taken in previous years remains the right one, both for acknowledging the past, and for our ability to work with regional partners to save lives in the present," a reference to U.S. hope for cooperation from Turkey, particularly in the civil war in Syria.

Thereafter, design and simulation of a MW-graded solar chimney power plant system with a 5-blade turbine have been presented, and the numerical simulation results show that the power output and turbine efficiency are 10 MW and 50%, respectively, which presents a reference to the design of large-scale solar chimney power plant systems.

In this work, part of these results will be presented as a reference to delineate effects of other variables.

Then he offered a poignant valedictory that many present understood as a reference to the damage his career has taken from Abu Ghraib.

Over Labor Day weekend, the banners around this city's Inner Harbor will read "Grand Prix of Baltimore presented by SRT," a reference to Chrysler's in-house tuning brand, which mints high-performance versions of the Chrysler 300, Dodge Challenger and Charger, and Jeep Grand Cherokee, as well as its first standalone model, the 2013 SRT Viper.

Decision-directed (DD) estimation of the sampling period offset and carrier frequency offset was proposed in [9] and is presented here as a reference to our method.

As for the rest of CSH systems, where a matched species-specific platform is not available, we suggest that the estimates presented here as a reference to start with, although these may be too strict; this particular experiment includes dissimilarities between CSH and SSH that may have been due to technical differences between the CSH and SSH systems.

His first three features were all set in specific places and times; "Damsels in Distress," though it is obliquely set in the present day (there's a reference to most communication being electronic), the technical and cultural attributes of contemporary life aren't on view.

In our preparations for Al Manakh 2, it was difficult to find any contributors in Bahrain who didn't want to talk about the present or future without a reference to the past.

Virginia was given the title "Dominion" by King Charles II of England at the time of The Restoration, because it had remained loyal to the crown during the English Civil War, and the present moniker, "Old Dominion" is a reference to that title.

Mr. Pinney presents this argument through a reference to the title of Jacob Riis's 1890 book about the poor in New York City, "How the Other Half Lives".