Sentence examples for reference to marks from inspiring English sources
But in his earlier epistemological writings, he explains concept-formation in a more traditional fashion, by reference to marks or characteristics (Merkmale) which belong to all the objects which fall under the concept.
The measurement result shown in Figure 8 indicates that is 5.8 ms (Delta Marker 3 with reference to Marker 1) and the period of the received signal's power is about 20 ms which equals to 50 Hz of the frequency error.
"Biblically, the poor are always going to be with us in some form or fashion," he added, an apparent reference to Mark 14 7.
Although not usually required by law, a man overboard pole (used for visual reference to mark the area where the person went over the side) is an excellent piece of gear to have.
Sian Welby delivered a report with "Star Wars" references to mark the opening night of "The Force Awakens" in a December broadcast that went viral.
There's no specific theme to today's puzzle, but Peter's reference to Hokkaido marks the sun rising on a motif about Japan.
Does it have something to do with the number ten, or is it meant to be a leaning cross, or is it a reference to the mark on Captain Blah's forehead in the second episode of the third season of "Star Bores"?
Experienced markers used a mixture of gut feelings and reference to the marking schedule to confirm their decision.
The compass provides a fixed reference point to mark the start of each rotation.
Lysates from U2OS (eIF5A(K50A)) transfectants were used as a reference standard to mark the migration of endogenous (hypusine-modified) and recombinant (unmodified) eIF5A (Figure 5, [13]).
Charness stated that Singin' in the Rains references to Berkeley "marks the first time the Hollywood musical had ever been reflexive, and amused at its own extravagant non-dancing inadequacy, at that" and that Berekeley's "overhead kaleidoscope floral pattern is predominantly featured, as is the line of tap-dancing chorines, who are seen only from the knees down".
