Sentence examples for refers arise from inspiring English sources

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Pritchett compares Leskov to Turgenev and finds him lacking in grace and illusion; but the "joy" and "passion" to which Howe refers arise from Leskov's disruptive insistence that his stories are simultaneously and inextricably real and fake.

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The consolidation that Vienna refers to arises from the previous Board decisions waiving a section of racing law that prevents private interests from operating more than one racetrack - a law put in place to ensure healthy competition amongst Californian tracks.

As a mechanisms-based classification of pain 'peripheral neuropathic pain' (PNP) refers to pain arising from a primary lesion or dysfunction in the peripheral nervous system.

As a mechanisms-based classification of pain 'central sensitisation pain' (CSP) refers to pain arising from a dominance of neurophysiological dysfunction within the central nervous system.

DCS most commonly refers to problems arising from underwater diving decompression (i.e., during ascent), but may be experienced in other depressurisation events such as working in a caisson, flying in unpressurised aircraft, and extra-vehicular activity from spacecraft.

When last-minute problems arise, Ms. Scully refers her clients to Express Visa, www.expressvisa.com, (202) 337-2442, which has offices in Washington, New York, Miami, Chicago, Houston, San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Then came the opportunity to design "the gown," as she refers to it, which arose after Ms. Clinton wore a Sarah Phillips suit bought from a Little Rock, Ark., boutique the night her husband accepted his party's nomination for president at the Democratic convention.

Intentional forgetting refers to impaired memory arising from an instruction to forget unwanted material.

Some of the most striking information has come from the discovery that different morphological types of some single species (often referred to as morphs) arise following interactions with individuals of other species.

This classification, named HLM, refers to heart damage arising from an initial stage of impaired systolic or diastolic function, without structural injury, to an advanced stage of biventricular dysfunction (H), different stages of lung involvement (L), and malfunction of peripheral organs such as the kidney, liver, and brain (M).

The booklet is shared among household members, promotes discussion, and is referred to when questions arise or during emergencies.

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