Sentence examples for reference we will from inspiring English sources

The fear many of Bass's essayists share is that without the wilderness as a frame of reference we will float free into a wholly utilitarian understanding of nature.

Claiming that Arafat told him in the days before his death that he wished he had halted the settlements, Mr Masri added: "If we negotiate without the [right] terms of reference we will find in a very short time that it will lead us to catastrophe".

Lastly, as we discover that 2011 is not 1989, and that we are no more the trusted reference, we will have to navigate in unchartered waters: our engagement in Libya will probably have less moral clarity at the end than it has had at the start.

As a reference, we will also show the performance in the case of perfect CSI and also for non-adaptive transmission.

For ease of reference we will sometimes adorn DRSs with numerical labels, as we have done in [5b], and use these in names like "[5b1]", "[5b2]", and so on.

But so long as we remember to trust our subconscious competence, and, where appropriate, to alter our frame of reference, we will already be half way to defeating the curse of choking.

Keep this handy as a quick reference; we'll have in-depth coverage this week all over the network.

For a frame of reference we'll use the moment of impact at t, and express the time line in t minus x seconds.

When the media finally sensationalizes climate change with a scary pop-culture reference, we'll probably finally feel comfortable talking about it.

For easier referencing, we will refer to this new methodology as dDSSA (distributed delay stochastic simulation algorithm).

Although cases for the existence of dialetheias can be derived from almost any paradox of self-reference, we will focus only on the Liar, given that it is the most easily understandable and its exposition requires no particular technicalities.