A two-color array with a common reference such as a cell line will be referred to as a "reference design".
According to the Physician's Desk Reference, such side effects occur primarily when patients take too much Dilantin.
Without the "Chinese" reference, such "simulated drowning" is the method most often used today to describe the interrogation of three suspected terrorists, about which the C.I.A. director recently testified.
Sometimes there is a third communicant: Jason Paulson, Prince's boyfriend, who did Jessie's makeup and hair for many of the pictures — elaborately staged tableaux that reference such icons as the goddess Diana, Frida Kahlo, and Ingres's odalisques.
To which glenngreenwald responded: That document did not state definitively that the NSA provided the communications of members of Congress and judges to Israel, though it did reference such communication.
She argues that works of art symbolize states of mind ("feelings"), but that the relation is not to be explained in terms of any rule of reference such as operates in language.
Aerobatics, maneuvers in which an aircraft is flown under precise control in unusual attitudes (the position of an aircraft determined by the relationship between its axes and a reference such as the horizon).
What's more, some of these favourite landmarks may have long ago ceased to exist, surviving only as points of reference, such as the old Medina theatre (not to be confused with the new Medina theatre, alive and well but located 20 minutes away).
The patents reference such functions as displaying data in front of the wearer's eyes and playing audio.
Thus, it is worth to investigate this series using a reference such as naproxen that has different binding mode compared to indomethacin.
Such a relative reference is opposed to a global time reference such as the Coordinated Universal Time, which is provided by GPS for example.
