Sentence examples for thus refers from inspiring English sources

Delft thus refers to tin-glazed wares produced both in the Netherlands and in England.

According to one story the name thus refers to shops doing such booming trade that they go from the red into the black.

The term disinfectant thus refers to substances that are used to destroy microorganisms on inanimate surfaces; e.g., surgical instruments, floors, and walls.

In Matthew (23 37 39) this same lament is placed after the entry into the city (21 9) and thus refers to the fall of Jerusalem and the Last Judgment.

One holds that the original matter in question is the speech of the common people, unadorned by grammar, and that prākṛta thus refers to vernacular usage in contrast to the elevated register of Sanskrit usage.

He crosses paths with a businessman who has been inspired by a self-help book called "Caesar, CEO: Business Secrets of the Ancient Romans" and thus refers to a rival company as Carthage; a drab, well-known literary figure who teaches a writing class ("For ease and accuracy I'll call her SpaghettiHair HamsterFace," Pete says) and an editor who makes sadly apt notes about Pete's manuscript.

Less than 1% of the samples were metastases; we thus refer to the reference data as primary cancer samples.

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(Legends thus refer to them as the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel).

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

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.