Sentence examples for this again refers from inspiring English sources

One reason for this again refers to the variations in organisations IT infrastructure.

This, again, refers to the method of replacing processes ones that are too small-scale or complex to be physically represented in the model— by a more simple mathematical description.

This term again refers to the assumption that addressees process information in a distinct and self-referential way.

This ad, again, refers to Barack Obama as "the biggest celebrity in the world," which he isn't, attacking him for being for taxes on most Americans, and government spending and, hence, against jobs.

His answer once again refers to that aching decision to call time on his rural dream.

Hinting at investigation again refers to the "quality dimension" of knowledge that obviously has a time dimension as well.

(9)The counter i refers to any product, k is also counter of another product and j again refers to countries.

While in its concluding chapter, the report again refers to "postmodernists [arguing] that the old certainties of history, culture, structures and knowledge are weakening".

Like in Section 4, the metrics are cost, measured as the size of the test suites, and efficiency which again refers to the time to generate them.

The term future RF again refers to the extension or jump of the RF towards the post-saccadic position shortly before the execution of the saccade.

Frantically weaving the car back and forth to slosh the last drops of fuel into the pickup, he managed to keep it running just long enough to creep over the line and win the race (Prost commented after the race that when his car started running dry he immediately thought to himself "shit, I am going to lose this race again", referring to his 1985 disqualification at Imola).