Sentence examples for referring to the difference from inspiring English sources

Boston catcher Doug Mirabelli, referring to the difference in the loss column, said: "You can't doubt eight games back from the Yankees.

"We've seen spreads go down," said Alain Dupis, bank analyst at Oddo, referring to the difference between yields on government and corporate debt.

"The gap is increasing between the two," Mr. Zetsche said, referring to the difference between actual quality improvements and customer approval.

"Somebody that's second has got to try and win rather than thinking that if he happens to win he'll only get two points," he said, referring to the difference in points between finishing in first and second.

"It had become apparent to me toward the end of last season and the beginning of this year that our general manager and head coach were not on the same page," Pulford said, referring to the difference in philosophy that developed between Smith and Coach Brian Sutter.

In order to describe the degree of coordinate development between domestic and foreign trade with continuous variables, this paper adopts the method of proportion difference to construct the linkage indicators, referring to the difference between the proportions of domestic trade activities in a certain region in the whole country's domestic trade and that of international trade activities.

At the beginning of his piece Jarry refers to the difference between physical time and duration.

Economists refer to the difference between where the economy is and where it could be if it met its full potential as the "output gap".

The modelling error refers to the difference between the model fitting value and the true value.

BW defines the threshold referred to the difference between two consecutive image histogram bar (HB) values.

The ∆ value refers to the difference between the index of the central camera and the index of the right camera.