Sentence examples for to become a reference from inspiring English sources

For this, we chose the EnergyPlus environment that is proving to become a reference tool in the field of building simulation.

Former Italy manager Prandelli, who was always one of Balotelli's staunchest supporters, wanted the striker he described as a very sensitive person to become a "reference point" for the Azzurri.

Almost every element of the film, created by Ilion Animation Studios, based in Madrid, is borrowed from earlier films, then tweaked (and invariably softened) to become a reference rather than a copy.

OK, so you might think that a Princess would be more at home in Kensington than Kingsland Road, but as anyone studying the style of Rihanna would know, Diana has crossed over from Sloane Ranger to become a reference for young women combing the 90s for #styleinspo.

A simple surface band structure and a large bulk band gap have allowed Bi2Se3 to become a reference material for the newly discovered three-dimensional topological insulators, which exhibit topologically protected conducting surface states that reside inside the bulk band gap.

Audience: The book is intended to become a reference for researchers and graduate students.

Often the size of the reference transcriptome plus the encoded file is less than the size required by previous pure de novo compression schemes this means that path encoding can also be seen as a very effective de novo encoder if the reference is always transmitted with the file, with the option to become a reference-based compressor if several files share the same reference.

Given the overall level of comprehensiveness and detail of this review and that, as I said above, it is very likely to become a major reference in the field, I think it would be important to cite all relevant references in the main text, in particular from such an important and prolific subtopic.

Malcolm Tucker is destined to become a national reference point, like David Brent or Del Boy.

It is guaranteed to become a standard reference for years to come.

Rich with vintage photography, reproductions of miniature paintings, archive material and essays by leading experts, it covers more than four centuries and promises to become a definitive reference work on the history, setting techniques and culture of Indian jewelry.