Sentence examples for upon reference from inspiring English sources

That's when even they call upon reference librarians, the most information literate people around.

The assessments presented depend upon reference data with large sample sizes.

The administration of bankrupts' estates is undertaken by an official receiver an office established in 1883 unless a general meeting of creditors or the secretary of state for trade and industry, upon reference by the official receiver, appoints another person qualified to act as an insolvency practitioner to the post of trustee.

Intrinsic comparison between processes in relation to risk, on one hand, and the development of process optimisation tools on the other hand, necessitates the implementation of new concepts and the involvement of simplified and standard calculations based upon reference target strains and environmental conditions.

The THQ value is a dimensionless index of risk associated with long term exposure to chemicals based upon reference upper safe limits.

"[T]here enter[s] into the [epicure's] taste, as directly experienced, qualities that depend upon reference to its source and its manner of production in connection with criteria of excellence" (AE 55).

Plimsoll line, also called Plimsoll mark, official name international load line, internationally agreed-upon reference line marking the loading limit for cargo ships.

That new display is said to have better outdoor visibility, lower-power consumption and is also up to the DCI standard, an agreed-upon reference class for color spectrum used by Disney, 20th Century Fox, Sony and many others for film and television.

I've come upon references to a Bronx neighborhood called Park Versailles, from the 1930s.

He prayed that he might know how best to please God; opening the Gospels for the answer, he came upon references to the Passion of Christ three times.

But it worked for a faith-based diet book two years ago ("What Would Jesus Eat?: The Ultimate Program for Eating Well, Feeling Great and Living Longer") that drew upon references in the Bible to food and wine.