Sentence examples for reference tools and from inspiring English sources

In the paper, the experimental results have been analyzed by using TRIPOLI-4, MCNPX2.7, and Serpent-2 Monte Carlo codes as reference tools, and the ERANOS system of codes for deterministic calculations, all based on JEFF-3.1.1 nuclear data libraries.

Instead of gravitating toward reference tools and new apps, the teachers were asking their students to use the interactive screen to annotate (draw) over scanned versions of their own textbooks.

A computer or laptop is typically necessary, as well as other office tools like a printer, paper, ink or toner for the printer, pens or pencils, notepaper, a lamp, reference tools and filing cabinets.

First published in 1980 and updated in three subsequent editions, Burton's Legal Thesaurus (MacMillan) is considered an authoritative reference tool and the only freestanding thesaurus in the industry.

The measured receptances, together with the finite element models of the reference tool and the new tool, are used to predict the unknown tool tip FRF.

So, my good gaming friends, I would use the system above as a EA-built reference tool and customize your Crysis computer similarly.

'Polygnosis' platform aims to facilitate access to specialized knowledge, serve as a reference tool, and possibly promote consensus on concepts and terms and the move towards a common language for the field.

PsychTable aggregates these citations using an algorithm to evaluate the strength of support for each proposed EPA and generates a graphical table which will serve as both a reference tool and a snapshot of the currently available evidence within the field.

In several studies spectral analysis of EEG has been proven to be a valuable, sensitive and observer –independent method to detect minimal HE [ 19, 26], therefore it can be used as a reference tool and we applied it in our study as well.

The editors of The Molecular Biology of Cancer have identified the need for a book that assimilates critical aspects of cancer biology into a single resource to function as a reference tool and teaching aid applicable to both students and researchers alike.

Thus, we propose not to redo the work that has already been done for the Routledge Encyclopedia, but to to use new technology to begin working on the next generation of reference tools for philosophers and their students.