Sentence examples for refers to the example from inspiring English sources

She refers to the example of Deborah (Judges 5), a woman leader who sung and praised God in "glorious triumphing expressions" (18).

Finally, in order to keep constant the value of w r for every row of H, we have to move a 1 entry from row B to row A, in a different part of the matrix, as shown in Fig. 7, which refers to the example presented in Fig. 6.

The following refers to the example in Figure 2. The line numbers refer to the pseudocode illustrated in Algorithm 1.

"Maybe somebody will adopt us," he added, referring to the example of Kevin Spacey who "came out of the sky and saved" the play "Cobb," now playing Off Broadway.

In his speech, he referred to the example of the 12th-century court jester who famously founded St Bart's hospital after realising he wanted to dedicate his life to caring for the poor.

When asked to explain the courage — or stubbornness, as some of her critics saw it — that she displayed at critical junctures in her political career, Ms. Bhutto often referred to the example she said had been set by her father, Zulfikar Ali Bhutto.

The boundaries of the new market-based values are still not well defined, Mr. Mitev said, referring to the example of vote selling, which was widely reported in recent elections.

Figures 6 and 7 illustrate the application of both techniques referring to the example of the here discussed demonstration water supply facility.

Reported data in this paper refer to the example case of max Pout of 70 Wrms (or 35 Wrms) delivered to a 4  (or 8  ) speaker.

For instance, referring to the example of Figure 4, the corresponding message for 7 to be sent towards 2 will be:  .

Referring to the example in Fig. 1, the highest observed flow rate is 2,200 veh/h/ln, and this would represent the capacity according to the maximum capacity definition.