Sentence examples for bar refers from inspiring English sources

Now, this once male-only "gentlemen's prestige bar" refers to itself as the "presidential choice".

A mitzvah is a divine commandment, and the "bar" refers not to a repository of beverages but rather the responsibility of the new Jewish young adult to shoulder the duties and obligations of the Torah.

Heat map color bar refers C/EBPβ tracks.

The vertical bar refers to the truncation in the lsk1ΔN mutant.

Length of the bar refers to the number of genes within the respective GO category.

There was one film reference (a quirky bar referred to as "clearly a set of a David Lynch movie"), but otherwise we heard a different Kermode: reflective, a bit nervous about playing in such a hallowed place, relaxed.

"When you put THC in alcohol, you feel it immediately," said Daniel K. Nelson, the designer of the cocktails and an owner of Writer's Room (a Hollywood bar), referring to tetrahydrocannabinol, the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana.

This transfer takes place over a length of bar referred to as the 'transmission length', L 1.

The state bar referred the case to federal officials, the bureau said.

The numbers above the bar refer to fold change of 2-AP intensity on protein binding to the DNA.

We decompose the flow in a basic state and infinitesimally small perturbation as follows: (C.3a) u i ∗ = U i ∗ + u − i ∗, (C.3b) p i ∗ = P i ∗ + p − i ∗, where capital letters indicate the basic flow and small letters with a bar refer to perturbation quantities.