Sentence examples for reference on which from inspiring English sources

The present concept of the encyclopaedia as an essential starting point from which one can embark on a voyage of discovery, or as a point of basic reference on which one can always rely, dates only to the 18th century.

Four typewritten copies will be of the greatest convenience, the physician registering the case retaining one for future reference, on which he can place the Registry series number when he receives the final report.

Saul Kripke (1980), Hilary Putnam (1975) and others defended a causal theory of reference on which some terms (notably natural kind terms) referred to some sort of stuff or essence underlying the central uses of the term (see Reference: Causal Theories).

She said his real work was connected to Saudi Arabia and "things sacred to our prophet," a reference on which she did not elaborate.

Anthony Lewis (column, Oct. 13) suggests that the Iran-contra affair provides an appropriate historical reference on which to base the response to the current Presidential scandal.

Millie's role is similar to that of a sock puppet – a third point of reference on which teacher and child can focus, diffusing any head-on tension.

The pipeline accounted for the genetic variations of the founders' genomes compared with the reference genome, on which the reference annotation is built, by mapping transcripts in the reference annotation to pseudogenomes (Huang et al. 2013).

From the nature of the many references on which Ms. Fenn's lively research draws, it's clear that the epidemic has generally been regarded as a footnote to the full story of the Revolutionary War.

A list of references on which assessments were based is included in Appendix B4 of the full research report (Armstrong et al. 2002).

We conceptualized and formalized a framework for bioresources management, use and referencing on which the medical and scientific community could rely for their research practice.

The genes selected in this way to form these molecular networks are listed in Tables 3 and 4. The two networks are accessible in supplementary information online as html web files, and the connections are clickable (dots on lines) to access hyperlinks to the Medline references on which the networks are based.