Sentence examples for viewed as a reference from inspiring English sources
The term pars ecclesiae ("party of the church"), which became more common in the second half of the 13th century, has generally been viewed as a reference to support for the papacy, but it also referred to support for local churches.
Our work can be viewed as a reference to solve some art problems.
Cohen's mother said her son was asked if he liked bagels, which she viewed as a reference to their Jewish surname.
The proposed approach can be viewed as a reference for generating FVC datasets from the on-going HJ constellation and similar constellation missions such as Sentinel-2A/B.
And in what many viewed as a reference to the Republican candidate, the official Canada Twitter account posted: "In Canada immigrants are encouraged to bring their cultural traditions with them and share them with their fellow citizens".
A 2002 market research report from the consulting firm Futron is still viewed as a reference point for the nascent industry, since it polled the very wealthy individuals about their desire – and their fitness – to travel into space.
This paper can be viewed as an archival reference to describe a web resource on clan AA aspartyl proteases.
"Pristine or near-preastine natural conditions" was viewed as a less important reference in several harvested ecosystems, including open lowland, coast pelagic, and ocean pelagic, where it was replaced by concepts of "traditional management" (open lowland), "precautionary level", and "past knowledge" (marine ecosystems).
An augmented reality system can be viewed as a collection of related reference frames.
He spoke bluntly about the manipulation of recent elections in what was viewed as a not-so-subtle reference to the much criticized voting in Zimbabwe and the Republic of Congo.
One industry source told The Huffington Post that Lohan was viewed as a "ticking time bomb," a macabre reference the source explained by adding, "If Lindsay hadn't been making a movie, who would have called for help?
