英語 での A reference point の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In particular, it is proposed as a reference point at European level for all those interested in pursuing a professional career in the world of cinema and television.
Born in 2000 with the aim of becoming a reference point for the authors of Genoa and the surrounding area, today the Fratelli Frilli Editori Is one of the most famous publishing house for thrillers and noir enthusiasts.
As a reference point, the price for MonoTouch starts at $99 for the Student edition, goes to $399 for the Professional, and ends up at $3,999 for a 5-seats enterprise license.
The AW139, assembled in Vergiate and Philadelphia, has become a reference point on the world market and the most successful helicopter program in the last 15 years.
Z】 Z-phase A phase(signal) to detect a reference point of incremental encoders. It is used to find the origin when the return to origin is being implemented.
For example,“For more information about see the original post, here.” This not only gives your readers a reference point, but continues to direct traffic and improve the value of original post.
In 1961 Decides to create his first running shoe, Thanks to this product has become a reference point in athletic shoes and now has' that meet every need from a sporting point of view and not only.
Was a hallmark year when Colnago introduced the ground-breaking“C40” carbon fibre frameset for his 40th anniversary and still a reference point today.
Irrimec has for years distinguished itself by its strategy of working side by side with farmers, its final customers, becoming a reference point for operators in the sector.
From the beginning of the 18th century it is now a reference point, not only for its beauty but also for its history and the quality of the wines it has always produced.
Giving children this perspective will give them the ability to relate to other people going through a hard time and have the ability to utilize their tough times as a reference point for experiential learning.
Best Alloy Engineering Alloy Pipe as s a reference point for excellence in the manufacture and distribution of fittings, piping, bends, forged flanges, clad products and specialties for the upstream,….
The book"Sustainability of meat and cured meats in Italy", published by Franco Angeli, presented today in Bologna in collaboration with ANA- National Academy of Agriculture, is proposed as a reference point in the Italian media landscape in the debate on production and consumption of meat and sausages.
It may surprise some that a giant like China, after years of economic growth devoid of any attention to the environmental impact, has decided to invest 360 billions of dollars in renewable energy within the 2020, and has chosen Italy as a reference point d' excellence in training Chinese leaders in the field of sustainability.
REAL8 is loosely inspired on the Real de a Ocho, the first global reserve currency that became a reference point in world trade for over three centuries, and that in turn served as the basis for the currencies circulating in other nations at the time.
The presence of his daughter Daniela and her partner, the fashion photographer Rocco Mancino, made the“Milan” a reference point for photographers, models, designers, artists and all the“sparkling world” surrounding them.
This is revealed by a survey carried out by the web portal, a reference point for white coats,"Health Information", which has contacted via email the Italian medical class on the delicate and ever-current theme of the end of life.
For Beijing, the idea of having to face an armed conflict, even indirectly, is the most unwelcome as possible: in fact, despite the large financial efforts to strengthen its armed forces, China is committed to building an international image based on the prestige of dialogue and as a reference point in the production and trade in the global optical interpreted.
the specialist JCDecaux they have become a reference point great sculptural and visual part which has been installed in the busy area of West Cromwell Road in Kensington, in London.
It has become a reference point for many artists who have attempted to follow in Goya's footsteps, few however, have managed to achieve such a dramatic and memorable tribute to the horrors of conflict and death combined. What remains the most spectacular element of the painting is that Goya was not there and is not recreating a specific moment, rather, he is using art to represent the lives of all those who lost their lives to the French in 1808.