Sentence examples for reference it can from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hill writes with such palpable enthusiasm that he has no trouble hooking readers, especially with a book that is clearly on the side of the angels, though hellbent on using every devil reference it can.

Taking the section (Oi 1, Oi) as a reference, it can divide all the substations with TWU installed into two Detection Arrays [I]N and [I]M.

However, as a reference, it can be said that when the point clouds have an overlap of more than 70%, the time spent by the alignment algorithm is, in most cases, less than 5 s, while for very low overlap percentages, that value can be exceeded.

Note that, because this limited-memory approach can be used to allow significant increases in locality of reference, it can provide more efficient computations even when the amount of high-speed memory might otherwise be considered sufficient.

Thus, depending on the reference, it can be said that the skin would be the external surface of the brain, or the brain would be the skin's deepest layer. 1 Some skin diseases such as psoriasis, 2 atopic dermatitis, 3 seborrheic dermatitis, 4 herpes simplex, 5 vitiligo, 6, 7 acne, 8 alopecia, 9 and urticaria 10 are already included in the "psychophysiological disorders" category.

Using the CA II active site as a reference it can be observed that the majority of inhibitors are buried deep in the enzymes active site) and are restricted to the highly conserved region, which can be termed the " conserved pocket" (green shaded region, Figure 8(a)).

But since every single SHIELD character is primed to communicate in quips and pop-culture references, it can be hard to downshift into non-snarky melodrama.

The pool's form evokes various symbolic references: it can be read as a reflection of the dome of heaven or as an inverted version of Andrea Palladio's 16th-century Villa Rotonda, with its central dome and Greek cross plan.

This kind of information is also helpful to put on record and circulate in the public domain, as perhaps, when checked against other references, it can lead to an identification.

He introduces the next song, Born Again, by claiming "I'm born again", and some of the new tunes from the United Nations of Sound – a group of top American soul players, with Kate Radley, Ashcroft's wife, banging a tambourine – contain so many religious references it can only be a matter of time before he dons a cassock.

From the abovementioned references it can be claimed that prestressing affects the dynamic properties of PRC beams.