Sentence examples for refers among from inspiring English sources
Strong BC channel refers (among others) to a case with high relay power.
The numbers in boxes correspond with particular values (first row: (N b,r b ), second row: (N s,r s )) achieving a given maximal throughput Strong BC channel refers (among others) to a case with high relay power.
It refers, among other items, to materials for two thousand centrifuge machines.
Barry refers, among other conflicts, to Northern Ireland, the Falklands, the first Gulf war, east Timor, and Sierra Leone, as well as setting up the Nato-led "international security assistance force" in Kabul in 2002.
The video describes the Copts as "crusaders" and refers among other things to two women, wives of Coptic priests, whose alleged conversion to Islam triggered a sectarian dispute in Egypt in 2010.
At a gathering in May at the New York City Harvard Club, alumni with distinguished careers in law and finance rose to extol the virtues of planned giving. That refers, among other things, to schemes in which you transfer assets to your alma mater while taking back a lifetime income.
He was referring, among other things, to the blockade that Israel has imposed on Gaza since Hamas took control there in 2007.
Nor does it alleviate the inherent bias that plays a role in the economic inactivity to which Cameron referred among women of Pakistani and Bangladeshi heritage, who often face discrimination when seeking employment.
As an indication of American influence, Mr. Khaliq joked, Afghans from the various groups in the city had begun referring, among themselves, to the president of the United States as "Mullah Bush".
She was referring, among other things, to the 20th anniversary in June of the Tiananmen crackdown.In recent weeks the government has therefore announced various measures to cushion the blow for graduates.
Marios Schwab was so eager to explain his thought process that he wrote a one-page essay on three as the "noblest of digits," referring, among other things, to a trio of ancient Greek goddesses and a mathematical theory of Pythagoras.
