The Beatle reference to which Pat referred to occurred in the mid-1990s when Allen visited Paul McCartney at his home in England.
And: "Where am I looking?" (The last in reference to which camera's gaze he should return).
With reference to which word? 15) Whose was the most popular Instagram post of 2014?
Sample exam question: "Illustrate the difference between a desert and a tidal plain, with reference to which is a better setting for camel-mounted warfare".
He also argues that French elites detest the president (a safer premise) because he has "exploded the points of reference" to which they were accustomed in a French society of stale certainties.
One includes an alteration about a plot to spy on the UN, another about the legal status of Pringles crisps and even a reference to which countries incest is still legal.
Mr. Dion has long since mastered this omniscient role of host-commentator (he has other roles, too, seen in the poetic salvage piece "Tate Thames Dig," a reference to which is at Bonakdar), and he delivers an assured performance of it here.
Only rarely does his prose slump into risible clumsiness ("Culture exists and evolves to relegate to habit categories of interactions the constant conscious reference to which would make human interaction impossible").As a polemicist Mr Mamet is impressive but at the cost of intellectual honesty.
Carnap argued that the observational statements by reference to which empirical statements can be tested may be construed as sentences describing directly and publicly observable aspects of physical objects, such as the needle of a measuring instrument turning to a particular point on the scale or a subject in a psychological test showing a change in pulse rate.
This normalized curve serves as a reference to which we can compare the recorded cases with significantly degenerated gait.
M0 and M1 are analyzed to provide a reference to which the M2 performance and accuracy will be compared.
