Sentence examples for refer when from inspiring English sources

Particularly, it is possible to quantify the fuel saving potential of the specific hybrid vehicle topology here examined, on one hand, and, on the other, to establish the reference benchmark, addressed by dynamic-programming derived optimality level, to which to refer when developing real-time energy management policies.

Many were given three pages of allowed transactions to which to refer when customers demanded their money.

In an authorized biography of Ochs that appeared in 1946, he was quoted as saying he wanted The Times to be the source "to whose files future historians would refer when it became necessary to settle some obscure point".

I have lots of reference books near me, various kinds of dictionaries - bilingual, medical and psychiatric, 34 volumes of the Grove Dictionary of Art, style manuals and handbooks, the Bible, Gray's Anatomy, some poetry anthologies, and when I'm deep in a project there are often piles of books on the floor to which I refer when needed.

We believe that we refer when we say things like 'the water in your glass'.

Then, Tim Bresnan chose not to refer when he thought he had hit a ball that had actually missed his bat and brushed his hip.

Historically, however, it is not known to whom Jesus referred when he spoke those words.

To whom was PresidentObama referring when hewas overheard complaining toNicolas Sarkozy, "You're fedup with him?

Hence the grace and the starkness to which Baudelaire referred when he said "gracious and terrible".

But to whom is Nuha referring when she says "we" and "our children"?

To what is President Bush referring when he tells Karl Rove, "You're running out of airspeed and altitude"?