Sentence examples for thus referred from inspiring English sources

The sensation of time's arrow is thus referred back to the creation of the universe, an act that lies beyond the scrutiny of the physical scientist.

PGA is a three-carbon compound, and the mode of photosynthesis is thus referred to as C3.

The superstructure enables all possible connections between the beds (stages) and the feed and product reservoirs, and is thus referred to as a total connectivity model.

As such lavas were extruded from the mid-oceanic ridges, they were alternately magnetized parallel and opposite to the present magnetic field of Earth and are thus referred to as normal and reversed.

The algorithm is thus referred to as the l2-Sl0-CG algorithm.

Each QDM layer can be controlled by varying x, y, and z; the constituent nanostructure is thus referred to hereafter as x/y/z QDMs.

The parameter (sigma ) describes agents' tolerance to diversity in appreciations when they interact with other agents, and it is thus referred to the diversity in what follows.

This shows that crude oil with higher aromaticity, saturates and density like in Bodo and Mogho crudes precipitate more asphaltene and are likely to be problematic and thus referred to as unstable crudes.

BIM models are thus referred to as computer-generated models that utilize parameters of model elements to support the construction, fabrication and procurement activities required to realize the building (Eastman et al., 2011: 1–2011

Notice that NMF has paved the way for this second AGC step by smoothing the wide-band artifacts which enhances their identification for removal (thus referred to as AGC removal step 1).

Authors have thus referred to such features that retain historical information by a variety of names (Table 1), each of which has slightly different usage and implications and communicates a certain kind of information about evolutionary history.