Sentence examples for share a reference from inspiring English sources

So, the two phones share a reference design and most of the same specs, with BlackBerry offering some customization on top of that.

The proponent of possible worlds semantics solves this problem by identifying the meaning of these expressions with their intension rather than their reference, and by pointing out that 'cordate' and 'renate', while they share a reference, seem to have different intensions.

All these multiparental studies share a reference design, in which all lines evaluated share at least half of their genome with a common parent.

It is understood that she shared a reference she had written with Agnew, who has donated £140,000 to the Tories, and invited him to fact-check it and add any missing details.

Early examples include the words "homme" and "man" sharing a reference.

Since our focus is on loss sharing, a reference to contributions which explicitly deal with lower bounds is warranted (Thomson 2013, 2015).

Although each copy of a particular imported data set shares a reference to the same file on disk, the user is free to modify the metadata and attributes of their copy as they see fit.

Starring CeeLo Green, the singer and record producer who also is a Ty Ku co-owner, the campaign is called "Share on," a reference to a sake custom of pouring it for others, but not for oneself.

Speaking to journalists Thursday after visiting the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, she said, "This is the first government, probably the only one in the world, in which women share power," a reference to the fact that women make up half the cabinet.

As long as they had televisions and understood Spanish, a grandmother living in El Salvador, a cousin living in the Dominican Republic, and an uncle living in Paraguay could all share a common reference point with family members living in the US and Canada – much like strangers use Twitter now to talk about Scandal or Game of Thrones.

Cities and territories share a structural reference to common root concepts and ontologies.