Sentences with phrase «as points of reference»

Having an insurance calculator that actually calculated your average insurance rate using general questions as points of reference would be nice.

These paintings borrow motifs and images from the works of artists like Ad Reinhardt, Jackson Pollock, Kasimir Malevich, and Barnett Newman, using catalogues, archival photographs, and ephemera as points of reference.

Early in his career, Pericàs took as points of reference certain works by Marcel Duchamp, Gerhard Richter, Bruce Nauman, and John Baldessari, among others, subverting their meaning by

The specific work titles thereby serve as points of reference and stimulus through association.

With Amish quilts, concrete poetry, and Quakerism as points of reference, the works channel written language through the ideographs of the heart and the checkerboard.

Appropriating song titles as points of reference for his paintings, the works automatically inherit musical references, identities and histories, portrayed throughout the work.

Glasgow artist Torsten Lauschmann's solo exhibition, «War of the Corners», takes as points of reference everything from Oskar Schlemmer's Triadic Ballet (1922), children's soft play cubes and an obscure 18th century critical spat about high and low culture in opera.

A few older works are also on display as points of reference, including a tar painting on glass from 1948, and a few of his «outrenoir» («blackbeyond») works — entirely black paintings with reflective surfaces from the 1980s, for which the artist is best known.

Let's take a look at how many you could earn using our trusted families as points of reference.

Let's take a look at how many you could earn using our trusted families as points of reference.

Again, these specific names may underperform (I include them as points of reference) but as a category, the cheapest 10 % has outperformed the market by 4.2 % annually since 1963.

So in the new film «Grudge Match,» which plays with the imagery and iconography of two of their best - known creations, are we all sharing a wink and a laugh as the points of reference somehow add something deeper to our understanding?

Talking about it will strengthen their confidence in us parents as their points of reference.

As a point of reference, MCX members account for about $ 1 trillion in retail sales.

As a point of reference let's say 6.4 million people (20 % of estimated 2016 US Samsung S6 users) use Samsung Pay for half of their retail payments in 2016.

As a point of reference, our in - store mobile payments forecast — which is inclusive of all mobile payment methods, including Apple Pay and CurrentC — has mobile payments reaching just under 7 % of total in - store retail volume in 2017.

As another point of reference, the Starbucks app — the most successful mobile payments app in the US — currently accounts for about 1 in every 15 dollars spent in US - company operated stores three years after launch.

Recent advancements in the technology that powers bots have opened the flood doors for companies of all sizes, and they're rushing in to establish their bot as a point of reference for consumers.

Or you can negotiate your own prices if you'd prefer, but we recommend using online tools like SingleCare or Healthcare Bluebook as a point of reference.

As a point of reference, the professional networking site has named the 12 Best LinkedIn Company Pages of 2012 — the ones that use their page to «showcase their brand and connect with their target audience.»

As a point of reference, the estimated pay for one of these typical gig jobs, Uber driver, amounts to $ 3.37 / hr after expenses.

A good way to «drill down» to the news and information that you're looking for is to use the «Media Center» Home Page as your point of reference.

The presence of other divergences too (David Moss's luminous piece on friendship stands very well alone), the dispersal of the group on both sides of the Atlantic, and the fact that some members are already deep into other conversations all suggest that as a movement it will (at least in Britain) either fragment or at best fare like feminist, liberation and nonrealist theologies, and have its main influence as a point of reference and interrogation.

All of them use the current values of secular society as the point of reference against which to present the moral teachings of the Catholic faith.

As to Jim Jones I was referring to if one does not have a true Bible as a point of reference any promise of God could be a lure.

As a point of reference, and keeping in mind that building costs vary greatly across the country and can be much higher or lower depending on scale and the involvement of a contractor or paid laborers, one recent building project detailed its construction costs through every stage of the process and totaled $ 88,000.

According to Viva he said: «The Romans have a saying, which can be taken as a point of reference, live and let live.

As a point of reference I am Catholic.

Here the community rather than the Bible is taken as the point of reference.

«We've always used that poem as our point of reference, to remember what we are, who we are, to keep our values straight and to think about where we're going,» says Upshaw.

I wouldn't use them as point of reference for what we can «look forward to» in future windows.

I've also included +2 as a point of reference to show that it's not profitable at all (Data goes back to 2003):

I doubt considering the game against sunderland as a point of references for the success.

First, we took a look at our globe and found Florida (where we live) as a point of reference.

But having lived a few years in Japan, I understand the use of the floor as the point of reference as well, and let me tell you, it was blissful to sleep on a futon on the floor.

I'll just stick with his Top Ten list as my point of reference.

However, rather than simply accepting the opinion of states and critical Western scholars as the point of reference, the edited book Responsibility to Protect: Cultural Perspectives in the Global South by Rama Mani and Tom Weiss addresses the important and so far under - researched question of what scholars and activists from the global south really think about the R2P principle and how the R2P implementation process can account for those southern concerns and insights.

We will use the statements made by Justice Jones Dotse about the recent Abu Ramadan case as a point of reference for our learning.

The governor cited the ongoing crisis in Ondo PDP as a point of reference where frivolous petitions had been used to further the interest of the ruling party and destroy the judiciary.

The survey data, which is being assigned to geographic coordinates just like the satellite data, serves as a point of reference.

«In wide - field mode, we further aided registration of the images by adding fluorescent beads to the samples as point of reference.»

These numbers might vary depending on your energy output (how active you are) but as a point of reference, a store - bought granola bar has on average 21g of sugar, 20 of which are added.

As a point of reference, I was diagnosed with AFS and Pyroluria.

I used the original Kate Spade Keds as my point of reference to make my gold polkadots as similar as I could to the originals.

As a point of reference, this post included 26 letters and a heart and the announcement had only three letters.

Instead of dressing like Joan, look to mini Mad Woman Sally Draper as your point of reference.

Make sure you think of some interesting questions before you go as this will act as a point of reference if you get an attack of nerves, also remember that they will be asking you questions too.

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They need the originals as a point of reference.

Straight Outta Compton also takes place during the Rodney King police brutality case, as a point of reference of N.W.A.'s music and real life.