Sentence examples for this case referred from inspiring English sources

Los Angeles, in this case, referred to a fifteen-family town in the Central American highlands.

The word nuclear, which in this case referred only to the nucleus of cells, caused such public concern, it threatened to stymie the growth of this valuable medical tool.

"They," in this case, referred to the Bravo cable channel; to the production companies that make the six "Housewives" shows for Bravo; and, more crucially, to the darker corners of reality television more generally, where producers seek out unstable and fragile characters, guiding them through story lines that can maximize discord and highly charged confrontation.

"We" in this case referred to me and Melissa Griffin, ace political writer for the San Francisco Examiner.

Although most commonly used to measure H-H cross relaxation rates between protons within 5 6 Å (in this case referred to as the NOESY experiment), this approach was initially introduced for measuring chemical exchange processes near the slow limit of exchange [ 52].

The reference genome in this case refers to the particular genome to which the reads of the sequencing experiment have been aligned.

Electricity in this case refers to nuclear, wind and hydroelectric energy, plus imported electricity.

"Cartoons" in this case refers to an old master technique for transferring images to canvas, wall or panel.

A take, in this case, refers to the entirety of the above printed text, acted from beginning to end.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) has produced its latest visualisation of UK energy flows, in this case referring to 2010.

The "Coach" is part of a decorative display that salutes franchise history, in this case referring to Steve Owen, the coach from 1930 to 1953.