Example sentences of "[noun sg] refer [prep] [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The distinction we make between past , present , and future refer to the transitional nature of time . |
| 2 | If you roll a misfire refer to the Misfire Chart . |
| 3 | The figures for the London Boroughs present several problems of comparison : the estimates for both education and socio-economic deprivation refer to the entire Inner London Education Authority ( ILEA ) , rather than to the individual Boroughs ; the estimates based on population density and for transport and recreation redistribution should be the larger of the two figures presented for comparative purposes , in order to include the provisions for the Metropolitan Police ; finally , where relevant , we have added average expenditure assessments for the Greater London Council ( GLC ) to each London Borough , in order to obtain total figures . |
| 4 | Benefits in kind refer to the State provision of education , health care , travel subsidy , housing subsidy and other allocated benefits . |
| 5 | All references to " the Encylopaedia " and " the precedent " in the text refer to the Encyclopaedia of Forms and Precedents . |
| 6 | Numbers on top of the alignment refer to the position in the multiple alignment , while numbers at the beginning and end of the sequences refer to the position in the protein sequence . |
| 7 | Economies of scope refer to the potential cost advantages likely to arise via diversifying strategies involving horizontal integration in particular . |
| 8 | By controlling the value held in the index register , we can make the add instruction refer to a different element each time it is executed . |
| 9 | Both its generic name Sciadopitys and its English name refer to the strap-shaped leaves which are arranged in whorls like the spokes of an umbrella , although it must be stressed that it is not a true pine . |
| 10 | I was delighted to hear the right hon. and learned Gentleman refer to the work of his own police force in setting up a unit to receive that kind of report from women . |
| 11 | As Burton-Roberts suggests , criterion A ( the requirement that elements in apposition refer to the same entity ) would have to be extended if it is to apply to sentential and other non-nominal appositions . |
| 12 | The local planning authority refer to the washed-over status of the whole area from nineteen eighty one , in paragraph two point one point four of their proof . |
| 13 | For detailed information on PCF and its use refer to the manual entitled IBM Virtual Machine Interactive Productivity Facility Problem Control ( SC24 — 5229 ) . |
| 14 | The eighty notebooks in the Berg Collection refer to a process of discovery , loss , and rediscovery throughout his writing life . |
| 15 | The Latin origins of the word refer to a course in the sense of race-course , but its current meaning in education has moved some way from that . |
| 16 | Numbers to the right of each row refer to the nucleotide position , numbers to the left refer to amino acids . |
| 17 | The parish records of St. Martin by Looe Church refer to a seventy foot whale ‘ … driven ashore , dead , near Millendreath ’ in 1718 . |
| 18 | Economies of scale refer to the way average costs of provision can fall as the scale of output increases . |
| 19 | For further information refer to the manual ‘ Installation and Management of LIFESPAN ’ . |
| 20 | ( Dates quoted in this paragraph refer to the official list of annual inspections . ) |
| 21 | Centralisation and decentralisation refer to the degree to which authority is delegated in an organisation . |
| 22 | Centralisation and decentralisation refer to the degree to which authority is delegated in an organisation — and therefore the level at which decisions are taken in the management hierarchy . |
| 23 | The titles of such degrees bear this out : headings such as physics , geography , sociology , English and history refer to the well-established and familiar ‘ bodies of knowledge ’ discussed in Chapter 2 , which can constitute an ‘ internal ’ rationale for the course of study without any necessity to refer outside or beyond to the world of work . |
| 24 | Will not the Prime Minister refer to the report and listen to the voices of business and commerce from all over the country when they say : ’ A worsening position on employment expectations , ’ — higher job losses — ’ and a major down-grading of business confidence , however , give no cause for comfort in this survey ’ ? |
| 25 | Lexical meaning can be studied by defining a particular set of words which in some way refer to the same subject , such as all colour terms . |
| 26 | Clauses 1 , 4 , 10 and 11 of the UKCC Code of Professional Conduct refer to the individual practitioner 's accountability in this area . |
| 27 | Heel , midfoot and forefoot refer to the area of the foot you strike the ground with . |
| 28 | European means of representation refer to the experience of taking possession . |
| 29 | For example , the adjectives affable and amiable which describe Mrs Moreen and her family refer to a superficial benignity of manner , rather than to the more solid social qualities which would be suggested by such Anglo-Saxon equivalents as friendly and kind-hearted . |
| 30 | Other terms to look out for on the label refer to the dryness or sweetness of sparkling wine : ‘ Brut ’ ( very dry ) , ‘ Extra Dry ’ , ‘ Sec ’ or ‘ Dry ’ , Demi-Sec ’ or ‘ Medium Dry ’ and ‘ Doux ’ or ‘ Sweet ’ . |