English, A point of contact in striking and trapping, also grappling, which illuminates through kinesthetic awareness, the position, range and potential of the rest of the body. In trapping there are four basic reference points, outside to outside (left to left), outside to inside, inside to outside, and outside to outside (right to right). Also known as an .
(1) A specified location (in plan elevation) to which measurements are referred. (2) In BEACH material studies, a specified point within the REFERENCE ZONE.
measure point. A mark or position on a tool to which all measurements are related. A tool zero. See measure point.(2) A depth datum.
A RP is a conceptual point of information exchange between two non-overlapping management function blocks. RPs define service boundaries between two Management Function blocks (i.e. Operations System, Network Element , workstation, Mediation and Q Adapter function blocks). The purpose of Reference Points is to identify the information passing between Function Blocks. It is always indicated by lower case, e.g. q3,x,f. q-RPs are defined between function blocks within a TMN and x-RPs between Function Blocks belonging to different TMN. source: EU-P109 domain: TMN acronyms: RP usage: EU-P109 EU-P201
Cones or landmarks chosen when walking the course that you use to judge where to brake or aim the car. Since things go by so quickly on the course, it is helpful to decide ahead of time what reference points you will use.
a chosen point in a circuit to which all other points are compared
Several reference points defined to characterize the different interfaces for ISDN defined in ITU recommendation I.411 ( T,S and R reference points will be defined ( physical and electrical characteristics ).
An estimated value derived from an agreed scientific procedure and/or an agreed model which corresponds to a state of the resource and/or of the fishery and can be used as a guide for fisheries management. Some reference points are general and applicable to many fish stocks, others should be stock-specific. See also Biological reference point.
A point from which measurements are made to locate spots in an area; sometimes the intersection of two reference lines; (RP). A reference point is described in terms of its relation to permanent landmarks.
an indicator of the level of fishing (or stock size), used as a benchmark for assessment (see also biological reference points).
in angular momentum, the point in space around which the motion of an object is described. The angular momentum of an object is defined in relation to some point, the reference point. The velocity and radius of an object are measured from the reference point. The reference point is often chosen to be along the axis of rotation of a rotating object.
Reference Point is the first album by Acoustic Alchemy for jazz label GRP, their fourth album overall.