Sentence examples for find refers from inspiring English sources

Reports on Seracini's art quest regularly cite his claim that a banner in Vasari's painting, saying "Seek and you will find", refers to the lost battle painting.

Find refers to the process by which you find people on the site that you may already know or are interested in, whose activity you can then Follow through the site's subscriptions (you can granularly control which items you'd like to be alerted to, like Subscriptions, Favorited items, or new video uploads).

You may find referring to some interviewees' statements will do the alluding for you.

"Nowhere is there warmth to be found" refers to our treatment by the British press.

The column "Times found" refers to the number of times that HCDFA found the best solution.

In the following figures and discussions, the total FN matches were separated into two groups: the group "In Text, Not Found" refers to MeSH annotations where the MeSH terms are in the abstract but are not found by MAA and "Not in Text" to refer to instances where the MeSH term is not present in the text.

** "Incidentally found" refers to patients with incidentally found ADEs only.

25 Another association found refers to the low physical activity level and the greater fat %.

William Stone's "Fluke of Nature" and Kate Gilmore's "Discarded and Found" refer to conditions outside the building.

Moreover, these students are often academically successful: "Of the 10 outstanding senior awards U.C.F.  awarded last winter, seven were community college transfers," the report found, referring to the University of Central Florida.

The study used 19 drivers ages 25 to 36, and 17 drivers ages 55 to 65. "The stopping distance for younger drivers barely varied in the presence of the distracter," the study found, referring to the phone on the flat-panel display.