Sentence examples for reference to activity from inspiring English sources

Also, while the United States can ask for fuel back, Mr. Sokolski did not say this was in reference to activity the U.S. didn't like; rather, the NNPA nations must ask the United States before they recycle fuel.

This paper touches on these concepts with reference to activity analysis, optimal multi-purpose tours, school bus travel and district design, and the notion of quasi-constrained behavior in Alonso's theory of movement.

The aims of the analysis were to study the covariation between the extent of activity disturbances and general annoyance, to compare different noise sources with reference to activity disturbances caused, and to study the relation between the extent of annoyance reactions and noise exposure.

ABPM profiles should be interpreted with reference to activity and sleep patterns.

EEG was recorded (sampling rate 500 Hz) in reference to activity from electronically linked mastoids and using a cap system with 28 Ag/AgCl scalp electrodes (EasyCap, Herrsching-Breitbrunn, Germany) positioned on the scalp according to the 10 10 system [ 43] (Fig.  1).

Our qualitative findings suggest that patients with MND not only make minimal reference to activity determined fatigue in the classical sense (i.e. following exercises such as running) but report fewer experiences of mental fatigue than patients with other neurological disorders, such as multiple sclerosis [ 21].

Elsewhere in the text, there are happier references to activities that involve attunement to the grain of whatever is at hand.

For the foregoing condensed definition of leisure to be understood, its reference to "uncoerced activity" must be clarified by defining "activity".

"For a time, it appeared it was useless to write incident reports in reference to such activity because very little was being done to prevent such activity," the staffers wrote to state investigators.

MI5 explained their anxiety: "Please do not make any reference to espionage activity.

Phrases leaped out: "knock on the door to yourself"; "I feel my whole body is a mouth — I'm consuming myself"; "you have to stand behind something"; "I do and I be … do be do be do be do … am I a human being or a human doing?" She often made reference to the activity that she was undertaking, and what it was like to be doing it, which brought an immediacy to what was happening.