Sentence examples for the heading refers from inspiring English sources

— Joachim Lepastier 3. The Natascha Kampusch Syndrome (The heading refers to the young woman who was kidnapped and held for nearly a decade — and whose story inspired two recent feature films).

The "heading" refers to the portion of the flag that connects to the pole.

These versions different in two ways: the heading referred to diabetes or lung disease, and item 19 referred to lung physicians (for COPD patients) or internist, surgeon or ophmatologist (for diabetes patients).

Yet the head refers to Baldwin's "concern" about Vine being a trust of church schools, which Waltham Holy Cross is not (neither Barnett nor Vine see this as a problem).

The asterisk after this heading refers to the information at the bottom of the label, which states "% daily values are based on a 2,000-calorie 2,000-calorie

Alcor charges $200,000 to store a full body in perpetuity, and $80,000 for just the head (referred to as "neuropatients").

The head is covered by hair-like or lamellar scales and found either as tufts on the frons or vertex (referred to as rough-scaled) or pressed close to the head (referred to as smooth-scaled).

(They use the term "patients" to indicate their disagreement with the current medical and legal definition of death.) Alcor charges $200,000 to store a full body in perpetuity, and $80,000 for just the head (referred to as "neuropatients").

The change in sound-level due to filtering by the head, referred to as gain, is also frequency- and location-dependent (Keller et al., 1998; Figure 4B) and could drive frequency tuning.

The number at the base of each heading refers to the number of deletions categorized as reflecting that descriptor.

The original heading referred to £1.8m in internet donations and the text to Navalny raising 85.3m roubles in internet donations.