Sentence examples for reference Reference from inspiring English sources

It is defined a reference (REFERENCE primitive) which can be made by means of the region attribute, which makes reference to the id attribute of another element region.

Standard 12hr SM C.I. 20s Local time selection None 12hr centred on midnight None None None Coordinate frame for orbit average GEO GEO SM GEO GEO Core & litho-spheric input models Reference Reference Reference Comprehensive Inversion Comprehensive Inversion Data sample interval 40s 40s 40s 40s 20s.

Some writers have interpreted Gödel in this and similar passages pragmatically, attributing to him the view that because empirical statements are paradigmatic of successful reference, reference in the case of abstract concepts should be modelled causally.

The investigated competencies could be divided into four categories: media-independent core reference competencies, reference competencies highlighted in the context of chat reference, reference competencies specific to chat reference, and reference competencies not as important in chat reference.

To undertake a rotor fault diagnosis without need for comparison with a reference (reference obtained from a healthy functioning) [6], the final decision, that is, 'Is the rotor healthy or not?', must be made exclusively from the analyzed signal.

After setting the length of the long axis of the upper central incisor as a reference (reference value was 10 mm), the relative area of each bone was measured, and the absorption rate between the postoperative evaluation and 6-month evaluation was calculated (Fig. 2).

Chemical shifts are reported in parts per million (ppm) using MeOH solvent peaks as an internal reference (referenced to 3.34 ppm (1H) and 49.5 ppm (13C)).

RelocaTE will query and report the location of a TE in the reference genome, those insertions also present in the NGS reads, and insertions private to the reference (reference-only) when running relocaTE.pl with the –r 1 command-line option.

A fourth kind of reference is co-reference ("Reference by address (coreference)" section), based on identity implemented by means of an address; it occurs as a variant of referring with indexicals and symbols, and is the foundation of name-based reference.

Between 1995 and 1999 women enrolled in the surveillance programme through self-reference, reference by the department of human genetics, the general practitioner or other specialists.

He described the collection as "a homage to pop and fine art references", references that include Franz Achermann, the French tapestry artist Michel Touliere and the 1980s film Working Girl.