Sentence examples for refers to instances from inspiring English sources
A series of digital photographs by the Speculative Archive/Julia Meltzer and David Thorne refers to instances of people being arrested as terrorist suspects for photographing public sites.
Müllerian mimicry refers to instances in which several noxious species display the same warning coloration, thus enabling potential predators to learn and generalize the signal easily.
The "Market Stabilization Hypothesis" refers to instances when insiders trade in large quantities, and affiliated market makers then greatly influence the stability of the market by the more frequent and more aggressive nature of their quotes.
'Chaining' refers to instances of protein domain sequences in a superfamily that cluster in an unexpected way.
2, 3, 5– 8 Pregnancy-associated cancer refers to instances in which the initial diagnosis of cancer is made during pregnancy or within 12 months of delivery.
Non-retention refers to instances where participants are prematurely "off-study" (ie, consent withdrawn or lost to follow-up) and thus outcome data cannot be obtained from them.
However, there were many subtle references to these problems, with 11 people referring to instances of suicidal thoughts or self-harm.
This is a formal specification and uses reference variables to enable changing the connectivity between processes and referring to instances of processes (Fisher et al. 2011).
Nicolas proposes that their subjects, which are headed by abstract mass nouns, do refer (or make as if to refer) to instances of properties or relations, thereby introducing these as referents in the discourse (Moltmann 2007 proposes something similar).
At first, it referred to instances of new arrivals who were buying up (and bidding up) old housing stock, but then there was "new-build gentrification".
To repeat, I read the phrase "lawfully made under this title" as referring to instances in which a copy's creation is governed by, and conducted in compliance with, Title 17 of the U. S. Code.
