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This structure is also existed in other immunoglobulin superfamily cell adhesion molecule (IgCAM) members, which are refered to as nectins [ 15– 17].

There is a summer garden party at Holyrood, invitations to which are referred to ironically (but with secret pride).

Advertisers could count the number of people who actually saw their banners, which are referred to as "eyeballs," or impressions.

There are scores of universities in England, some of which are referred to as "red brick" universities.

And Google researchers are not alone in exploiting the techniques, which are referred to as "deep learning" models.

C. matruchotii forms highly specific morphological units, which are referred to as corn-cobs.

Two gauges were loaded with the green points, which are referred to the basic gauge, and the orange points, which are referred to the back-up gauge.

This is also reflected by the simulation times which are referred to in Section 6.1.

The equipment reliability is subject to degradation and influencing factors which are referred to as covariates.

D and H components at various MLTs (which are referred to on the right).

In addition, the crystallizable part of the E polymer forms lamellar stacks which are referred to as the C population.