Sentence examples for experts refer from inspiring English sources

The older woman, if she is what some relationship experts refer to as the "Samantha prototype," a reference to the "Sex and the City" character who has a strong sexual appetite for younger men — and anyone else for that matter — may well be looking merely for a boy toy.

Experts refer to it as an epidemic of selection.

Experts refer to such desperate arrangements by the dry term "transactional sex".

Indeed, some experts refer to SAD as a form of hibernation.

When experts refer to bird flu as A(H5N1), what does that mean?

Their combination is what antitrust experts refer to as a vertical merger.

Novices evoked time of consumption including dinner and party whereas experts referred to sharing, heritage, and conviviality.

This was partially addressed by importing wheat from the US in such volumes that many experts referred to India as a nation leading a "ship-to-mouth" existence.

Nick Mustoe, chief investment officer at Invesco Perpetual, is one of many experts referring to this week's stock market falls as a "necessary correction" after China's rapid growth in recent years.

But it did not mention the several trade publications whose experts referred to Microsoft's contentions with phrases like "that claim appears to be wrong" (in Cnet) and "Microsoft misspoke" (in PC Week).

A mixture of experts refers to the problem of using and combining many experts (e.g., classification or regression models) for classification or prediction purpose [12].