Sherwin-White points out Eusebius' use of the phrase in his passage on the Thundering Legion (at Historia Ecclesiastica 5.5), where it represents a reference to written sources.
Direction x represents a reference coordinate to describe carrier density along to the depth of the ITO layer in Fig. 3.
Mamet says the video aims "to represent the solidarity and support all survivors should be able to find", to which Dunham adds, "which may be the first time four white women can accurately represent anything" – a reference to early criticisms of lack of diversity on her show.
Lastly, since this method allows the contemporaneous evaluation of at least two cytokines it could represent a reference method to track IL-2-secreting T cells and to monitor the efficacy of anti-TB therapy.
The parameter z o represents a reference height supposed to be equal to 100 km, and P is the period of the tidal wind (24 h for diurnal and 12 h for semidiurnal tides).
-f: Names a file that first specifies the number of entries (e.g., 7), then specifies that number of file names, representing a reference tree and trees to be tested against it, in any order.
Clarice Drummond, the ACLU lawyer who represents Lisa, is a reference to the ACLU lawyer Clarence Darrow who defended Scopes, while Wallace Brady is a reference to William Jennings Bryan, an attorney in the Scopes Monkey Trial.
First, the estimated nine million recidivists represents a reference point for future prevention strategies to measure progress in reducing injury recidivism rate nationwide.
The modeling of the drill-simulant interaction simulates the drilling mechanism, which is used to predict drilling load, and represents a fundamental reference to eventually design an appropriate drill tool and develop a suitable drilling strategy [9].
The HHA represents a reference model that is recognized as of particular value for WSANs.
