Sentence examples for each one refers from inspiring English sources

We identified 8 PICAV stations in the area: each one refers to a centroid.

Variables in the matrix (see ADF) are put in columns; each one refers to a chemical element identified by compositional analyses of coins or to a measured parameter such as pH, conductivity, etc. Objects, i.e. coins, are put in the matrix rows [14], plus the one specifying the column labels.

Based on these characteristics, we can identify three paradoxes of toleration that are much discussed in philosophical analyses of the concept, and each one refers to one of the components mentioned above.

For his purposes, "the most important [point] that has been made, and the closest to comprehension…is that the soul is that to which each one refers when saying 'I', as in 'I perceived', 'I did this'"…) (Schmidtke and Pourjavady 2007, p. 151).

To evaluate the resulting structure generated by the reference architecture application, a case study examined three frameworks developed according to the proposed reference architecture, each one referring to a distinct application domain.

The methodology developed during the present work is based on an analytical strategy that determines all energetic components involved, each one referring to a specific thermal load that enters the chamber through several ways (heat transferred by enclosure or released inside the product, infiltration of external warm air, etc).

Jenkins's focus was on repairing Barclays' reputation, erecting five huge blocks in the Barclays' foyer, each one referring to a target: "respect, integrity, service, excellence, stewardship".

In [24], Nakata et al. propose a set of motion descriptors, each one referring to a LMA component, and apply these descriptors to dancing robots gestures annotated with the help of four emotional categories.

Twenty clinical records of patients admitted to hospital in the first 6 months of 2009, among those of the group analyzed by MM, have been examined, each one referring to a single hospital stay.

The problem of labeling with the four rhetorical roles is modeled as a first order linear chain of the four states, each one referring to Aim, Method, Results, Conclusion.

I guess the two viewpoints are justified depending on which community one refers to.