Sentence examples for explained as referring from inspiring English sources

It seems to have originated as a nickname for Count Geoffrey and has been variously explained as referring to his practice of wearing a sprig of broom (Latin genista) in his hat or, more probably, to his habit of planting brooms to improve his hunting covers.

The neomechanistic answer to this question is: those whose parts and operations contribute causally to certain patterns of their functioning which can be seen as specifying or modifying their characteristics of targets, which can be predicted and explained as referring to targets, and which have certain information-related operations.

The cause of otalgia in patients with TMD without a pathological condition in the ears or nasopharynx is explained as referred pain from the masticatory muscles or temporomandibular joints [ 5].

In the Torah's very first sentence we are told about God's creating of the heavens (which the Kabbalah explains as referring to the next world) and the Earth (this one).

Students are taught "critical race theory," which explains privilege as referring to "the amount of melanin in a person's skin".

The three components of Entrepreneurial Event are explained as follows: Perceived desirability refers to the degree to which he/she feels attraction for a given behavior (to become an entrepreneur).

John 11 23, he explained as I signed for my package, referred to Jesus telling the sister of Lazarus that her brother would rise again.

And everything that could not be adequately explained was referred to as a mystery, as the comedian George Carlin later recalled.

The two sides, he explained, are referred to as the northern territory and the southern territory, each containing two hundred and fifty squares.

He explained: Referring to deniers as 'doubters' still imbues those who reject scientific fact with an intellectual legitimacy they have not earned.

"Some phones use an additional battery for memory management; it's unclear whether this battery could be used by logging and/or tracking systems such as Carrier IQ," Mr. Harvey explained, referring to software that monitors mobile phone users.