Sentence examples for online referred from inspiring English sources
An article on Tuesday about parents' use of software to monitor their children's activities online referred incorrectly to the children of Jill Ross, of Denver.
Andrew Zipern (NYT) Correction: June 12 , 2001 Tuesday A report in the Technology Briefing column of Business Day on Friday about a deal in which Loudeye Technologies will help Napster distribute music online referred incorrectly to Loudeye's involvement with "fingerprinting" software, which assigns each music file a unique identifier.
Pulsatile tinnitus was referred to on all 10 websites, but only three (Map of Medicine, GP notebook, and GP online) referred to it in the context of being a criterion for referral to secondary care.
PCPs from the BIDMC and GHS primary care practices who chose not to offer any of their patients access to their visit notes online, referred to here as "non-intervention PCPs," were included in the study as the PCP comparison group.
"Online" refers not just to the delivery mode but to the style of communication: much, if not all, of it is on the Web.
It has a modern, girly aesthetic: a slate fireplace, chandeliers, a bowl full of decorative balls in a color that fans online refer to as "Skinnygirl red".
I've seen some women online refer to Leslie as their "spirit animal" or "guide", and I think they use her in a 'What would Jesus do?' way.
The 27-year-old relentlessly boasted online, referring to himself as the "CEO of Purple Drank" and even sporting a pendant featuring a diamond-encrusted Styrofoam cup.
"We wanted this to grow into a 'third arm,' " he said of the Sims Online, referring to Electronic Art's dominance in PC-based games and in console games as its first "two arms".
The series, which will appear in six weekly episodes beginning Wednesday on Fuel TV, as well as online, refers to the brand only with occasional "Presented by Schick Hydro" messages.
A few of the explanations I've found online refer to equivalence and the thought experiment of a man standing on Earth experiencing the same g-force as a man in a rocket being accelerated in space.
