Sentence examples for superficial reference from inspiring English sources

It was the definitive example of how to splendidly fuck up the rock hero story by mixing ornate detail with too much superficial reference.

Monsanto's announced purchase last month of the Climate Corporation for close to a billion dollars deserves more inquiry than a superficial reference to Monsanto as "Monsatan" as a way to communicate how controversial Monsanto is, followed by vague reassurances from the Climate Corporation's C.E.O., David Friedberg, that "the deal made sense".

The paper makes superficial reference to the "Blocking Problem" but fail to develop what this implies and how the rail freight operators develop strategies to mitigate this.

To measure extension, multiple points on the ultrasound images were identified: one set of eight superficial reference points evenly spaced near the skin, and a cluster of eight points along the aponeurosis (see Figure 2A).

Unlike the superficial references of 1960s space-age designs, Miyake's "Flying Saucer" dress (spring-summer 1994) was first cut and then processed through a heated press that permanently pleated it.

However, unlike legends and epics, they usually do not contain more than superficial references to religion and actual places, people, and events; they take place once upon a time rather than in actual times.

A simplified model, based only on heat transfer, is finally proposed to design a tracking control of a superficial temperature reference profile.

I don't always like the kind of person that her multimedia installations show me up to be - at certain points rather cynical and overstocked with superficial cultural references that mask how I really feel about life's big things, things that Rist, on the other hand, appears to process through these works as if she's had to consume, digest and pass them personally.

We confirmed that the synchrony patterns were not observed when the second most superficial contact was referenced to either of the two deeper contacts, suggesting that the critical signals originated from the most superficial contact, which was clearly located in ATN, and not from its reference contact.

On the contrary, authors normally gave superficial and vague references to the process of reaching point of saturation, many of them referring to a "feeling" of having reached this point: Focus groups were conducted until we felt "saturation" (no new themes identified) was reached [ 41].

The amplitude of the background activity trials was scaled to ensure a signal-to-background ratio of 1 (0 dB) for most superficial sources when using reference source amplitude of 9.5 nA m for each dipolar source along a patch of 6 cm.