Sentence examples for employed referred from inspiring English sources

An article yesterday about Bernard B. Kerik's decision to withdraw his name from consideration to be secretary of homeland security, over issues including the immigration and tax status of a housekeeper he formerly employed, referred incorrectly to the 1993 precedent of Judge Kimba M. Wood's withdrawal from consideration for attorney general.

The second CD codebook employed, referred to as CD-2, models normal speech in reverberant conditions for the same speaker as modeled by CD-1.

The term wood alcohol, sometimes employed, refers to the fact that this alcohol was formerly obtained by the distillation of wood.

It is arguable that this is the purest structuralism possible, for the notion of structure employed refers to the higher-order properties of a theory, those that are only expressible in purely formal terms.

The residue numbering employed refers to the full-length SitA protein, Uniprot code F0P9H5.

For the purposes of this study, a broad definition of evidence is employed, referring not only to empirical but also to theoretical and experiential evidence [ 12].

In the study, NMR methodology was used to examine the average HDL size at days 1 and 14 (for the experimental methodology employed, refer to the Methods section).

The behavior test shows simulated behavior compared to available time series data of selected variables, demand, and number of ophthalmologists employed (refer to Additional file 1).

During relational interventions, sound and music are mainly employed referring to improvisational techniques (generally in the nonverbal context), but also with the use of structured material (eg, well-known songs or melodies); in the rehabilitation approach, sound and music are used in specific musical tasks.

Some of the mind/body techniques I employ refer to the way our energy flows in our bodies, as we learn in karate.

The working definition that we employ refers to "e-skills" as the term with which we encompass a broad set of skills necessary in the modern workplace and digital economy.