Sentences with phrase «as referred»

As I referred to earlier, the high bar refers to the bar position on the shoulders, so the question stands out what is the correct High Bar Squat bar placement?

Moreover, the hyper - curvature of the spine and tightness in the shoulders can cause pain in both regions as well as referred pain in seemingly unrelated areas.

As referred to in these Bylaws, the Caribbean shall be understood to encompass all the islands and countries in or bordering on the Caribbean Sea, including Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula.

About 50 years later, German physicist Werner Reichardt postulated from his behavioural experiments with flies that they possess «elementary motion detectors,» as he referred to them.

As referred to in these Bylaws, the Pacific Division shall include the states of California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, that portion of Montana west of the Continental Divide, the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia, and those countries, trusts and other territories lying within or bordering the Pacific Basin, excluding areas bordering the Pacific Rim that as of the date of this amendment included in the definition of Territory of other Divisions of the Association.

This, Leventhal explains, is due to the phenomenon known as referred pain, which causes a sensation originating at one spot to travel along the nerve root to other parts of the body.

David Cameron made a joke about Lord Ashcrofts book as he referred to his university days playing rugby as a «hooker».

The Majority in Parliament has called for a full - scale forensic audit into the activities of the Bulk Oil Storage and Transportation Company (BOST), beginning from 2009, as they referred to the minority's stance on the contaminated fuel sale saga as hypocritical.

«As referred to in the Complaint, the Firm did not know that any referrals brought to the Firm by Mr. Silver related in any way to the alleged actions on his part to benefit the referring doctor».

Instead, Trump sided with Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer and Pelosi — «Chuck and Nancy,» as he referred to them later.

Magna Carta was originally signed in 1215, but the current version which still has articles one, nine and 29 in force actually dates from 1297 - as referred to by all concerned.

Sebastian Thrun as referred in this article had involved into a decade long criminal case which is fascism by nature and which had endangered human lives, starting from a simple campus atrocity case with clear evidence and serious police investigation --[Stanford police case number: IR # 04-111-0335; Victim: Peter Cao; Criminal Suspect: Gabriele Scheler]-- http://tDOTcn/R7F1yQ0 (replace DOT with.

This is indeed an African institution domiciled in Nigeria with world class standards» he said as he referred to the Triple A rating of the AFC.

He argued that the Prime Minister (or «President», as he referred to the office throughout the book) should be directly and separately elected in order for a better separation of powers.

Prof. Martey, asked President Nana Addo Akufo - Addo, to make a statement on the recent corruption incidents that have taken the media by storm, as he referred to the current Fiat Panda scandal that has hit the Microfinance and Small Loans Centre (MASLOC).

I suspect the libertarian aspect is as referred to as «Classical Liberalism»; that is, what Liberal meant in the 18th century.

The three blueprints proposed by Professor Blackburn as referred to in the PCRC's most recent Report are being used in a unique fashion to stimulate debate.

Former President Mahama is yet to declare his intention to contest for the flagbeareship position but the Onaapo singer who was also behind the 2012 NDC campaign song, «John Mahama dey bee» is optimistic that the «Onaapo father» as he referred to the former president will not disappoint his supporters.

The circumcision of Christ would have been this type circumcision as referred to in the bible.

The kids had lots of fun playing with their adorable little circle cars, or «bubble cars» as they referred them as.

He had not gone along with the more sophisticated humanists, or followers of bonae litterae as they referred to themselves.

Just like as I referred Colin0 as Colin's twin.

With the sole exception of a single allusion to Jesus» last supper with his companions, nothing which could in the ordinary sense be called an act of Jesus or an incident in his career is so much as referred to, and in only a few highly dubious passages are his words quoted.

We have heard the «Gates of Hell» mentioned in only one place, as I referred to above, and that was not in church or seminary.

Does man's «headship» as referred to by Paul relate to his rank in «authority» or to his role as «provider» and «source»?

Was he referring to a «dimension» that exists only in the mind, another actual «physical dimension» or, as he referred to it, a «world» of the spirit?

However, i'd like to point out that there has never been proof that those «bedtime stories» as you referred to them are false.

It says: «As referred to in UN Security Council Resolutions 446 and 465, Israeli settlements in the occupied territories are a violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention.

Or, as he referred to one character in a TV spot: «a 24 - year - old white guy being an idiot.»

The Wagner Law Group wrote a very good article regarding the self - dealing issues that can relate to bundling, or «cross-selling» as they referred to it.

This was called the «conundrum 2.0 ″ as it referred to an earlier period (2004) where Fed tightening was met with huge global demand for Treasury debt that led to smaller increases in longer maturity yields than expected.

The potential for manipulation will increase dramatically in the near future with the rise of the digital assistant, or butler (as referred to by the authors).

«Gen 2,» as its referred to internally, is the company's newest product, which is set to debut this summer.

The Lords, as its referred to, is the upper house of Parliament in the British system.

Anything that implied uncertainty — could, perhaps, might — was a turnoff, as well as referring to your projects as «work.»

As it refers to the sum that the borrower wishes to borrow, it will be stated multiple times in a lending agreement and many of the most important aspects of the loan will be related back to that amount.

Like many other sources of useful information for webmasters, such as the referring organic keywords in analytics, Google is removing a public service but continuing to make it available for advertisers.

The statement makes more sense if we interpret it as referring to real interest rates.

Under the agreement, both authorities will assist each other in industry matters, such as referring FinTech businesses to each agency's advice and support group.

Huebert Since I use Philippians as a gauge to where my att - itude is I may as refer to it as my standard for good thinking: «whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable — if anything is excellent or praiseworthy — think about such things.»

Thus, the story now ends with this correction: «In the original version of this report, Newsweek misquoted Falwell as referring to «assault ministry.»

By an obvious process of metonymy, the educational canon is usually taken as referring to those materials themselves rather than to the rules for their determination, and the subject at issue is taken to be human knowledge in general.

In the enthusiasm of the early days of the «social gospel» it was natural to take these two parables as referring to a gradual transformation of all social relations and institutions according to the will of God.

It will not do to take this text (as many take it) as referring exclusively to the individual with his tendencies, his body, his sins.

This time the interpretation immediately follows the parable (vv 49 - 50), which again is explained as referring to the separation of the righteous and the wicked at the final judgment.

All three Synoptic Gospels quote Isaiah 40:3 as referring to John the Baptist.

Most translations, however, take the verse as referring to Jesus as Son of Man, who, because of his divine status can dispense with Sabbath laws.

So we have the double «solution» manifested not only in the writings of Hartshorne, but also, partially at least, in some of Whitehead's views: the solution explicitly held by Hartshorne of the self as a series of «momentary selves» or the solution implied by quotations such as those referring to body cells as contributing «their little experiences» to a more comprehensive experience.»

Not only are the terms which indicate what I have called the elements of time equivocal, but so is the notion of time itself multiply, but systematically equivocal inasmuch as it refers to different elements and different combinations of them in different contexts.

But we can utilize Mays's own techniques and interpret this as referring to some characteristic of an event in light of its causal history.