Sentence examples for referenced aspects from inspiring English sources

Biomechanical study of car driver posture is one of the most referenced aspects for the ergonomic design process of the whole vehicle.

The author also referenced aspects of Chinese culture when creating Outlaw Star.

The HAO is largely complete with respect to adult skeletal characters (sclerites, conjunctivae and integumentary modifications) and somatic muscles, which reflects the most referenced aspects of hymenopteran anatomy.

Tweedy included several songs referencing aspects of the music industry.

Even more salient was the fact that Usability was the only aspect referenced for negative aspects of the interactions, as well as in reasoning explaining why the agent was not suitable for the participants themselves or others.

In fact, only 20%% of the participants referenced specific aspects of the diagnostic reasoning processes at Time 3 when asked about their strategic plans, whereas 50%% of the participants referenced these processes in prior iterations of the task (see Table  1).

Yet in its presentation of medical tourism, Australian news and current affairs coverage of the practice more often referenced some aspect of the actions of other medical tourists (the numbers who take part, and their personal experiences) than any reliable medical consideration.

"The artist is living the lyric," said Mr. Fletcher, referencing the aspects of Ms. Carey's biography — her biracial identity, fraught upbringing, high-profile couplings and splits, and unhappy marriage to Tommy Mottola, the boss of her first label, Columbia, whom she married in 1993 and separated from in 1997 — that are reflected in her work.

The English sailor Robert Knox described walking into the island's Tamil country in the publication An Historical Relation of the Island Ceylon, referencing some aspects of their royal, rural and economic life and annotating some kingdoms within it on a map in 1681 CE.

You'll certainly disagree vigorously with many of the verdicts in the book's five-star album rating system, but the reference aspect of the work is solid enough to establish the series as the pop equivalent of "The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians," the landmark classical music series that was Larkin's model.

Mary liked that: I hardly ever wear shoes or socks, so I think she thought that showing me barefoot was a great way of referencing that aspect of me.