Sentence examples for product refers from inspiring English sources
The term 'countermeasure or product' refers to a security countermeasure, qualified countermeasure, or qualified pandemic or epidemic product (as those terms are defined in subsection (a)(1)).
Pip, as the Microsoft product refers to itself, is the most vocal combatant, although its onscreen messages tend toward the self-incriminating: "Pip has caused an error" and "Pip will now close".
The term interactive product refers to products with some embedded computing and communication capabilities, including interactive software applications that run on generic platforms such as personal computers, cell phones, and game consoles.
The product, referred to internally as "Need to Know," has experienced some growing pains.
The product referred to in paragraphs (4) and (5) is hereinafter in this section referred to as the "approved product".
Sabbagh, with Riemann, calls the transformation "Euler's product," referring to the Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler, and devotes an explanatory "toolkit" to it.
The MR damper considered is a commercially developed product, referred to as "Motion Master semi-active damping system" and manufactured by Lord Corporation.
Greg Conley, president of the consumer group American Vaping Association, said he didn't have a lot of sympathy for companies that "rip off the trademark of an existing product," referring to packaging that resembled children's drinks and snacks.
Specifically, AA produced from AAP facilitated the regeneration of FcA from its electrochemical-oxidation product (referred to as FcA+ in the text), leading to an increase in the anodic current of FcA.
Like Pono, Tidal is aiming for the higher end of the market and a quality product, referring to itself as the "ideal music service for those who care about quality".
Encouraged by these first promising ASM vector mode performances, data have since been systematically acquired and a self-consistent and autonomous ASM 1-Hz vector product, referred to as ASM_V, has been produced.
