Point or level relative to which a measurement is taken.
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For LCCPs, a reference point relevant for humans could not be identified.
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For contact objects, the external reference point is a contact in each case:
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The unspoken reference point is the hypocentre of the world's first nuclear attack.
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They say this will then be the reference point in future peace talks.
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But if they shared a common reference point it was Hendrix.
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Our success is not measured from building anything except relationships, said Hedges.
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Survival was measured from the date of the first treatment for malignancy.
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Time intervals of the RV cardiac cycle were measured from Doppler recordings.
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BNP was measured from thawed plasma samples using the Triage BNP test.
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Endpoints were measured from the date of diagnosis of the vaginal recurrence.
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They swarm near a fixed point of reference such as a branch.
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Bereft of a point of reference, she had no choice but to ask.
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A previous epidemic is a natural, and encouraging, point of reference.
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Games aren't the only geeky point of reference for the designer's new line.
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Use them as a point of reference when asking for directions.
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One method relied on accurate predictions of the future position of the moon as observed from a fixed reference point, such as Greenwich.
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It became obvious that to describe directions, they needed a fixed reference.
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Perhaps, then, we need to look outside of our Galaxy for a fixed reference frame.
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The other, called Price Loss Coverage (PLC), provides payments when national average prices fall below fixed reference prices.
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Alternatively, a production bulk calibrator material can be iteratively adjusted to give the same average signal response as some prespecified, fixed reference standard.
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One method relied on accurate predictions of the future position of the moon as observed from a fixed reference point, such as Greenwich.
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EditorsNote: Fixed reference to day of week Dwayne Haskins passed for three first-half touchdowns, and No.