Sentence examples for traditional reference from inspiring English sources

Tap a button and you switch from the "Terrain" maps view to the traditional "Reference" view.

(Sanger is now the director of collaborative projects at the online foundation Digital Universe, where he is helping to develop a Web-based encyclopedia, a hybrid between a wiki and a traditional reference work. He promises that it will have "the lowest error rate in history").

We found that both MapReduce and Spark significantly outperformed the traditional reference implementation.

Thus, the evaluation of 3D locations of the traditional reference points including Po and EAM will be a meaningful task.

Unlike the traditional reference check method, which elicits an overly positive response in order to preserve social harmony, the "average-need-not-apply" method uses the opposite bias.

First, unlike the traditional reference standard of CO measurement from a pulmonary artery catheter [5, 9], carotid ultrasound imaging is non-invasive and readily available in many centers.

There were traditional references to Confucius in his address, but also shades of novelty.

"In order to be distinctive in this hyper-commercial environment, designers at the high end need to move beyond traditional references," she said, and to embrace the exotic or esoteric.

The photo was, in Ms. Kher's words, "so clichéd, I titled it, 'In another life".' The cover was true to form for the husband and wife, who both use traditional references expressly to create works of art that turn conventions upside down.

A fair partnership in this communication should overcome traditional references of specialists when they invite to collaborate with GPs [14].

And coverage of German football in the British press has certainly changed, with fewer traditional references to tin helmets and blitzing.