Sentence examples for translated with reference to from inspiring English sources

Christians, Muslims and Hindus came together and prioritized seven such interventions, which they then translated with reference to the Bible, Qur'an and Gita.

The tracking mechanism proposed here explores the fundamental behaviour of ships motions in waves with reference to translating coordinate system.

Thus, once the sample was mounted it was possible to know the position of the beam on the sample, and the dimensions of the sample and PDI region with reference to the virtual motors which translated the sample.

It may appear that the problem of translating between multiple parcellation schemes might be simply avoided by referring to the brain geographically with reference to a particular coordinate space, and this is of course done frequently in human neuroimaging studies.

To what extend this reform has been translated into meaningfn PTP has impact Malaysia newspapers press freedom with reference to Malaysia 2013 General Election (GE13) case.

The basic idea behind the proposals is relatively simple: the "various ways in which an author's ideas are tested as a result of being translated into fiction make fiction a form of thought experiment with reference to such ideas.

The peptide sequence alignments were back translated to nucleotide sequences, and the exon boundaries were delineated with reference to the human transcript annotations.

With reference to John Ruskin.

(with reference to Alaska).

With reference to [2], they also point out that social scientists do not yet sufficiently understand the sampling parameters to make inferences about how opinion on social media translates into voter intentions.

Exons defined with reference to accession NM_022418.3.