Sentence examples for in reference to the various from inspiring English sources

Such fibres are called multimode fibres, in reference to the various paths (or modes) that the light can follow.

The group's Alloysious Massaquoi writes that "Young Fathers are breaking out of the ghetto" – in reference to the various boxes the group have been put in – and they're as good as their word.

Keith Olbermann, of MSNBC, called the Tea Party movement "a white people's party," and asked, in reference to the various marches and rallies, "Where are the black faces?" (The most adroit response came in the form of a YouTube video highlighting the all-white lineup pictured on the MSNBC Web site).

He added, in direct reference to the various legal setbacks that the Administration has suffered in relation to his executive order banning people from seven countries and all refugees from entering the U.S., "We will not be deterred from this course, and in a matter of days we will be taking brand-new action to protect our people and keep America safe".

Some groups especially those who remain apart still speak (in addition to English) a German dialect known as Pennsylvania Dutch or Pennsylvania German, a blending of High German (in reference to the altitude of their natal region), various German dialects, and English.

He spoke with various technicians & engineers in reference to the rescue role the lunar module was now being used for.

We rely on the decision of clinical diagnosis by the study physician in reference to various symptoms and GES measures at different time points [ 30].

This implies, that in reference to pH and EC, the various proportions of composting materials produced favorable plant-growing compost.

The notion of network is used in reference to an interconnected system of various items.

In reference to his amendment, Djanogly said: "There are various things we are looking at in the margins coming out of the Lords debate.

In each group the differences in various ultrasound indices were evaluated in reference to discordant growth or concordant growth.