Sentence examples for this critical reference from inspiring English sources

So why on earth is this critical reference rate not centrally regulated?

Brookings Institution scholar David Dollar, has collected some of the critical references to the review process.

This 'unigene set' will form a critical reference point for quantitation of over-expressed messages via digital transcriptomics.

This can be a particular challenge for field workers in Southeast Asia because critical reference material, such as type specimens, is scattered in the world's museums.

Try writing a novel tackling the themes of globalisation without critical reference to imperialism or capitalism and you're trying to hunt big game with a pea-shooter.

In its statement condemning the violence, the Security Council included a critical reference to Libya's "responsibility to protect" (RtoP) its own citizens from mass atrocities.

Mr. Ban also made an oblique critical reference to the threats traded between Israel and Iran about a possible war over Iran's disputed nuclear program, describing the shrill war talk as "alarming".

Hence poetry must be called neither feeling, nor image, nor yet the sum of the two, but "contemplation of feeling" or "lyrical intuition" or (which is the same thing) "pure intuition"—pure, that is, of all historical and critical reference to the reality or unreality of the images of which it is woven, and apprehending the pure throb of life in its ideality.

In that regard, World Bank President Robert Zoellick's suggestion that gold be restored as a critical reference point in the international monetary system appears more relevant than ever.

The achieved results can be used as critical reference for designing the structures of battery pack and planning the cooling strategies.

These results provide a critical reference for local authorities to assess the potential influence of the newly proposed dam in this lake and to optimize its future operations with respect to modulating water levels.