Examples of using Direct reference in English and their translations into Japanese
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View does not have a direct reference to the Model.
(no direct reference to the polygons or the vectors, they will be calculated).
Although Lawrence makes no direct reference to.
They were also direct references to the divine spirit called Sithis.
Maybe three years ago, I used to make more direct references.
The New Testament makes no direct reference to the baptism of infants.
Abstract memory may be used to annotate instructions with explicitmemory use/def side effects other than by direct reference(i.e., interference information).
No change in method of direct reference to variable with the same name as the field name.
The word for ants or ant friends is in the Hopi Anu Sinom,creating a direct reference to the Anunnaki.
Readers should be provided with direct references to original research sources whenever possible.
In order to make AnagramsStats accessible from the Anagrams UI class,we need the Anagrams class to keep a direct reference to the instance of the AnagramsStats MBean.
S xslfilename Include a direct reference to the stylesheet, xslfilename, in the output XML summary file specified by the-x option.
Whenever possible, you should provide the reader direct references to original sources of research.
Word or words with no direct reference to the character or quality of the goods and is not a geographical name designate by the Ministerial notification.
The final declaration ofthe Summit includes a direct reference to sustainable development of tourism..
A word or words having no direct reference to the character or quality of the goods and not being a geographical name prescribed by the Minister in the Ministerial Notifications.
Due to this, IP addresses are shortened before further processing,so direct reference to a person can be ruled out.
These tags get compiled into a direct reference to the named variable, so if you use the JSX<Foo/> expression, Foo must be in scope.
The Salute to Masters series thatwill be presented in this exhibition makes direct references to the masters of the Renaissance.
In all the articles, no direct reference should be made to the product or service except in the resource box right at the end which should have your web-site, email and any other contact information.
The animals are presented inmeticulously painted Scottish tartan fur, a direct reference to Magritte and Landers's own pursuit of artistic freedom.
Though the presenters made no direct reference to the current political tumult, they focused on articles and provisions the recent cases have thrown into the spotlight, especially those dealing with exceptions to legal immunity.
As such, the downgrade of the rating comes across as somewhat speculative without direct reference to the swift, decisive and effective response to the event.
The first direct reference to scoring a goal is in John Day's play The Blind Beggar of Bethnal Green(performed circa 1600; published 1659):"I will play a gole at camp-ball"(an extremely violent variety of football, which was popular in East Anglia).
The center, which monitors hate speech nationwide, drew on news accounts,direct reports and social media postings to find that many incidents“involved direct references to the Trump campaign and its slogans.”.
The unsettling scenes of children shooting up and Lin's direct reference to a hellish ring of crime in Chengdu, capital of Sichuan, are too explosive for government censors.
Given the immense possibility of source material at hand I often chose to keep much of the main instrumentation intact,keeping a direct reference to the original songs, not getting distracted by too many choices and technological possibilities.
Meyer's reference to a“purpose-driven life” is of course a direct reference(though without citation) to the massively popular book of the same name(Warren 2002) authored by Rick Warren, a megachurch pastor and one of the leading evangelical voices in America today.