Sentence examples for it just refers from inspiring English sources

The authors construe the intentional component quite narrowly, though: it just refers to the artefact's function, its being a means to realize a certain practical end.

"Geopolitical turning-points" occur repeatedly through the book, but on closer inspection the term doesn't mean what it traditionally meant, namely the influence of geographical location and geographical features on a country's policies; it just refers to what Taylor called the balance of power, the only factor, he said, that kept the monstrous egoism of European states in check.

Importantly, the term neutrality is not used here in the sense of fitness-neutrality as in the field of molecular evolution, but it just refers to invariance of a specific (and restricted) phenotype.

It just referred to the "House authorities" and apparently it was issued by the Commons clerk, Malcolm Jack.

You don't have to write it down, just refer back to it a few times to get a hint of what you are doing next.

There's no plan, it's just refer [to] palliative care ….. and I feel that we de-skill ourselves' 'I feel there is a bit of …… "Oh, refer palliative care".

There's no plan, it's just refer [to] palliative care ….. and I feel that we de-skill ourselves' Whilst this reliance provided consistency of care, particularly in specialties with less exposure to palliative care, the trainees recognised they still needed to be able to manage these patients themselves.

But it has been shortened to boho, which just refers to a peasant dress or a girl in beads.

A sample just refers to a residue on protein surface or its corresponding patch.

And nervous just refers to the nervous tissue.

This just refers to a domain name and hosting space.