Sentence examples for reference naming from inspiring English sources

For the genes present in this database, information on gene function, chromosomal location, and reference naming are available.

The CBO can also serve as a reference (naming authority) ontology, providing a controlled vocabulary to annotate experiments or models.

When used in conjunction with existing reference (naming authority) ontologies, such as the Gene Ontology (GO), ChEBI, Foundational Model of Anatomy (FMA), developers can create fully specified biological models, which will greatly enhance others' ability to locate, understand, validate and redeploy these biological models.

For comparison, the solar cell adopting traditional P3HT molecules as donor was also fabricated and optimized as reference (named P3HT CdSe NTs); its photovoltaic performance was also given in Fig. 3d.

The value the user will provide in the assignment statement that will trigger this code is passed to the set method as a reference named value.

Many of the books used cultural references: naming places, terms, describing modes of dress and other codes to isolated women.

The DBS analysis of names in "Reference by baptism (name)" also allows different referents ("Name referring with multiple referents").

The first reference scheme (named Reference 1 in the figures) is based on fractional repetition coding cooperation [22, 23].

All the author's signature flourishes are here, including a significant piece of music (Liszt's "Le mal du pays" underscores this novel), an impressive range of cultural reference (name-checks include Arnold Wesker, Pet Shop Boys, Barry Manilow and Thomas Harris) and a deep interest in sex.

For all that signification is posterior to reference, names do have signification as well.

Intuitively, however (and also according to the current dominant theories of reference), names do no such thing; names denote individuals: 'Quine' denotes Quine, not his individual essence.