Sentence examples for reference through the from inspiring English sources

From left to right, low-dose CT scan as an anatomical reference through the middle of the patient's head, Astonish reconstruction, and Astonish reconstruction with a Hann filter.

The control gains are calculated to track a target force reference through the estimation of the robot base state and the interacting environment stiffness.

The hybrid system includes a modified control algorithm, which has been developed to maintain the DC bus voltage at its reference through the regulation of the DC DC bidirectional converter between the battery and DC bus.

It also makes reference, through the line "I'll look at The Sun and I'll look in The Mirror", at the daily British tabloid national newspapers The Sun and Daily Mirror, which often report on Allen.

These and other relevant plans can be accessed for reference through the WHO MiNDbank resource: http://www.who.int/entity/mental_health/mindbank/en/index.html.html

This finding supports the fact that a pool of control plants was used as a reference through the hybridization experiments and the expected log fold change for the control treatment should be zero for every gene.

AngelList is a basic directory of over 80 established angel investors, including their all-important contact info (or, at least, the best people to get a reference through), what the investor looks for in a startup, and other key information.

It's easy to forget, given the museum that survives, how exciting its creation must have been, with new pieces constantly arriving, sending ripples, fresh harmonies and ever more intricate cross-references through the ensemble.

Rainfall values were averaged from the Coconut Grove 7S Station (Station # 06168) and the Homestead IFAS Station (Station #HB872) shown in Figure 3, referenced through the South Florida Water Management District DBHydro database (http://www.sfwmd.gov/dbhydroplsql/show_dbkey_info.main_menu).sfwmd.gov/dbhydroplsql/show_dbkey_info.main_menu

Schultz devotes much space to the music, chronicling tracks and references through the voices of those nearest to him (many of whom became subjects of songs).

Now, beat poetry isn't everyone's thing and it's doubtful that general audiences will have read the works Ginsberg references through the poem itself--Sigmund Freud's Civilization and its Discontents, and Friedrich Nietztche's On the Geneaology of Morals among them--which is why the film's combination of narrative, documentary and animation elements is so effective.