Sentence examples for which we referred from inspiring English sources

Last month we wrote about a tax-cutting party in Nagoya, one of Japan's largest cities, which we referred to as a Japanese "tea party" movement.

A forensic scientist is one whose work is done for legal purposes (so a page 1 headline in which we referred to "new forensic evidence" should have said "new scientific evidence").

The third feature to which we referred was the activity on the Stock Exchange and new capital markets, which ended with fluctuations until the close of the year, when the King's illness cast a shadow over markets.

Accordingly, it became a priority for us to develop interventions, which we referred to as toolkits, to ameliorate excess emotions.

We may consider that they mostly correspond to the reproducer type of entrepreneur to which we referred above.

RNA and protein analyses revealed that these contained exosomal proteins and microRNAs (miRNAs), which we referred to herein as ECM-derived extracellular vesicles (ECM-EVs).

We took the person years before any operation as the reference period, which we refer to as "no surgery".

The particles of the Standard Model come in threes, which we refer to as "generations".

Such a form of stability, which we refer to as 'contraction,' can be characterized mathematically.

An alternative architecture has now been investigated, which we refer to as a modular driver.

Thus a "SOM of SOMs" is presented, which we refer to as a SOM2.