Sentence examples for real reference from inspiring English sources

Visually the description is accurate, but the real reference could have been political.

The real reference was to the Masters, the season's first major championship, coming up the first week in April.

But the only real reference to the sinister spirit of exploitation is the theater owner's declaration to his audience that "we provide the best in colored entertainment".

Second, there is the semantic claim that a speaker's everyday criteria determine the real reference of her words.

Real relatives are linked as well by a relation which inheres in one of them and entails a real reference to the other.

Given the estimated source positions and the signal measured at a real reference microphone, a virtual microphone signal is obtained by applying suitable gains to a reference signal.

Yet, even in that century, you could go through Irish poetry and not find any real references to the Irish famine, although it was the great, defining event of that time.

Now that Greece is vilified, its attempt to reassert the democracy that is such a proud creation of ancient Athens is damned as a threat to the eurozone, and a great history of Hellenic Europe is reduced to repeated – and increasingly real – references to an economic "Greek tragedy".

The processes and effort he put in around interviewing, tracking down, and calling real references.

Connie Neal has commented that, "there are 64 real references to witchcraft in the first four Harry Potter books, but you have to see them in context to know they are not teaching witchcraft or sorcery.

where I d * and (I^{prime ast}) are the real current reference for AC side converter and the current reference for DC side converter of interlinking converter; P* is the real power reference transferred between AC and DC sub-microgrids; P S * is the energy storage real power reference; P DC_tol, * P AC_tol * are the total real power ratings of DC and AC microgrids, respectively.