Sentences with phrase «key reference»

Blogging is already being used in schools and universities as key reference points for big stories [1].

Comparing the highly correlated price action of gold with the miners, he uses their high levels at the end of 2014 as key reference levels.

The art of abstraction, advertising and experimental theatre were also key references.

Key reference points for live projects will be the contract terms and more generally, the law on termination.

Sticking to the master frame enabled the protests to continue with mitigated risk of brutal crackdown, and with a greater opportunity to gain the attention of key reference publics like the media (and Aljazeera especially) and Western audiences.

Deborah Mattinson explains why focus groups, the subject of her new book Talking to a Brick Wall, remain key references for parties

The Embassy of Haiti in Washington, D.C. includes key reference documents at its website.

MB: I am sure that the painting from Cluj is associated with the term Figurative Painting, which has regained more than a fashionable status in the art world, and the «old masters» have become key reference points for many contemporary painters.

The appendices provide key reference materials in one easy to handle resource.

The latest edition has been updated extensively to address developments through June 2016 and includes key reference materials in easy - to - use appendices.

Provides key references to studies on comparative composition.

Answer keys reference the TEKS addressed by each question, including whether the TEKS is a readiness or supporting standard.

The following guides contain key reference materials that may aid your research:

A Rice University oceanographer says the state's environmental agency is refusing to publish his research article on a Texas bay unless he agrees to delete key references to rising sea levels and human involvement in climate change.

As many Passive House Plus readersare aware, Part L1A of the building regulations deals with energy efficiency and renewable energy requirements for new dwellings and is the British government's key reference document guiding England and Wales towards meeting their 2020 carbon commitments.

The two key references for the original method are given below and more are given in the science sections for the different regimes and HIIT workout methods.

Her books, beginning with First Things Fast and Job Aids and Performance Support, have been key references in the learning and performance field for over two decades.

The works that bring the exhibition together are paradigmatic of production over the last decade, and especially the last five years, and also include key references to works created between the 1960s and 1970s in each of the show's six sections: Contemporary illustrated book; Artist's notebook; Collections; Poets / artists; The artist's book; Beyond the page.

Our focus on key reference points such as the IEA, sparked debate about how quickly the transition is already occurring.

In fact, they're two of the key references on so many of the new deals that I do.

The Buddhist notion of «voidness» is a key reference in this regard.

As a key reference document for media, the Australian Organic Market Report 2012 received over 120 mentions in TV, print, online and via broadcast media since launching and is referenced regularly by overseas agencies and buyers.

However, the key reference ahead of this game is Neymar's last Champions League knockout tie in this stadium.

If the authors left some critical information out, mislabeled a graph / figure, did not use appropriate statistics to analyze their data, or forgot a key reference, then point this out.

You only need to give one or two key references to make a point — stick to the most recent papers from the highest impact journals.

The genomic data is important, say researchers, because it serves as a key reference point for when and where the parasite existed in humans, and provides more information about the evolution of human disease.

The key reference are given at the end of this page but if you want to know a bit more about the history of tabata training have a look here.

Born in Southeast London to a Jamaican father and English mother, Wales Bonner uses her mixed - race heritage as a key reference in her collections.

It became a key reference point for postmodern mash - up artists, but the film's socio - political jungle is not all fun - and - grindhouse games.

They are another great way to encourage your learners to think and reflect on their learning, and they give your learners a key reference to retain as part of their learning record.

That's why we would like to leverage the impact of ePub 3 and promote Readium as the key reference source for digital project implementation in the book publishing industry.

Strategic or critical reading begins with of formation of some key reference points on the English essay topic (including various interpretations and discussions), which will serve as the foundation for research direction and further development of your reading.

When investors structure and diversify their equity portfolios, a key reference is the value / growth style framework that has dominated the fund industry for decades.

This works became a key reference for artists in the 1960's.

The keys reference aspects of history that have been lost or unacknowledged.

But it is arguable that without the presence of Asian biennials, the art market, and primarily the auction houses, would have been the key reference point for most emerging artists.

A fathom is also a unit of measurement approximately six feet in length that is used to measure the depth of water, and a key reference point for the exhibition.

Please see the postscript below for the key reference, provided by Lora Koenig of NASA.)

Hayden and ALexander were both nuclear physicists, and for both, a key reference (and several pages of discussion) was one that might be familiar: