Sentence examples for reference that most from inspiring English sources
Granted, that is probably not the reference that most of us have in mind when a glimpse of the skyline triggers strong emotions, but his point speaks to something enduring about the city: Even unemployment can feel burnished by the setting.
The pop culture reference that most clearly strikes a chord with my colon is the musical story of our shared affliction, "IBS" by Cam'ron.
Specifically, a major condition for ultimately accepting the work would be to demonstrate that the observation of GRNs in the current setup containing very few long paths does not simply follow from the observation in the Luscombe et al. reference, that most regulatory interactions in response to a change in "exogenous" conditions will be fast and the underlying paths thus very short.
No discussion of the intersection of Hip Hop and faith would be complete without reference to that most enigmatic of rhyme-busting theologians, Tupak Shakur.
It is not the novel's plot, but its rhythmic prose, interwoven with musical and poetical references, that most engages.
Healy displays a frame of reference that's far wider than most of his contemporaries, even the ones who are regarded as more intellectually respectable.
The underlying concept is that duplicate soybean blocks could serve as a reference that would point to the most likely genetic position for any given common bean sequence.
The extended phenotype perspective together with the concepts of essential and exacerbating causes provides a frame of reference that can help distinguish the most important processes in oncogenesis from the variety and complexity of microenvironmental changes that are inherent to oncogenesis.
This particular barrier was insightful in that most participants referenced organizational objectives while some mentioned donor objectives.
That's important because the nation-state is the central reference point that most Europeans relate to when they think of their identity.
But what else could the world expect of Balotelli, who grew up without the kind of cultural reference points that most of us take for granted?
