Sentence examples for level referred from inspiring English sources

Others differentiate between Pokémon of the same type and level, referred to as individual values (IVs), which the game uses to produce defence, attack and stamina scores.

The report, published on Thursday, says: "It is clear to us there are those at middle management level – referred to by some people as 'the permafrost' – who have a very traditional male mentality and outlook.

Labour MP Hazel Blears, who led the work on behalf of the committee, said: "It is clear to us there are those at middle management level – referred to by some people as 'the permafrost' – who have a very traditional male mentality and outlook.

SEAT provides predictions, harmonic constants and the mean water level referred to the tidal datum used to calculate the prediction.

The second level, referred to as CSA STAR CERTIFICATION, is meant to provide a third-party independent assessment conducted by an approved certification body under the supervision of the CSA and BSI.

In the present analysis, we have used a one-minute average of the H -component measurements from these two sites in order to determine the strength of the magnetic effect of the EEJ current at ground level (referred to as the EEJ ground strength, for simplification).

The "jazz level" refers to how excited one is to be at work, while A.B.C.D. means "always be connecting dots" — collecting clues about what a customer wants.

The second level refers to a consistent organisation.

However, current soil models have a varying degree of abstraction level referring to simulated processes in time and space.

Figures at the neighborhood level refer to the direct living environment of an individual household.

High educational level refers to individuals with upper secondary school or above.