Sentence examples for reference to a particular from inspiring English sources

It may appear that the problem of translating between multiple parcellation schemes might be simply avoided by referring to the brain geographically with reference to a particular coordinate space, and this is of course done frequently in human neuroimaging studies.

Chinaman – the title is a reference to a particular bowling delivery in cricket – has already received glowing reviews in the UK.

The notion of an 'enclave' industry or economy was widely deployed by American economists and sociologists with reference to a particular form of continued economic dependence of the developing world on the west.

Left out are women (including, especially, the brothers' mother or mothers), children, any reference to a particular place or year, and any realistic accounting of how there came to be so many brothers, how they all fit into a single house, and what their lives outside the house are like.

(This opening sentence also contains the book's only reference to a particular woman, Jane, who is responsible for the disappearance of the hundredth brother. It's as if, according to the novel's logic, the mere naming of a significant other is enough to exclude a brother from the narrative).

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Consideration can be given to using a reference library developed by a student as part of a portfolio of evidence of achievement in addition to encouraging students to build links between sources across a degree curriculum instead of confining a reference source to a particular subject or course.

From now on, all references to a particular year (t) refer to all the months where individual (i) works in year (t).

If you make pejorative references to a particular group or race, you are applying those remarks to every individual within that group or race".

Lesser minds may have trouble following the logic, but in the end it comes down to something like this: References to a particular religion are forbidden; general references to God are not.

Each of the narrative glimpses in Marclay's grand patchwork, all of which feature references to a particular time of day, is exactly synced to the actual clock time in the room where you're watching.