Sentence examples for refers to the breadth from inspiring English sources

In the argot of the mobile telecommunications world, footprint refers to the breadth of network coverage, and perhaps no company has matched Sprint the last couple of years in its speed and efficiency in building a nationwide wireless communications business.

Acreage (Saturday) Presumably this collective's name refers to the breadth of stylistic ground that will be covered; certainly that interpretation makes sense, given a lineup of Uri Caine on piano, Steve Cardenas on guitar, Lonnie Plaxico on bass and Matt Wilson on drums.

The scope refers to the breadth and size of the program, describing what is and what is not in the program.

a, b, c, and t in Table 2 refer to the width, breadth and thickness of plates shown in Figure 3. Ground contact pressure increases in the case of large cranes due to their self-weight, and they are designed with width and breadth of 2500 mm.

Vocabulary breadth refers to the number of words that children know.

Breadth of coverage refers to the extent to which an ontology covers a particular set of concepts.

This sample yields the following regression equation relating body mass to subtrochanteric diameter, where FSTpr refers to the product of the femoral subtrochanteric mediolateral and anteroposterior breadths: Body Mass = 0.060 × FSTpr + 13. 856, SEE = 6.

Asean refers to the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.

("F.D.A". refers to the Food and Drug Administration).

The name refers to the Iberian Peninsula.

The feet refers to the moment arm.