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121. Also used to refer to a complete set of characters forming a family in a particular design or style.

122. The first is that it is usually preferable to make each objective refer to only one learning outcome.

123. Many people would refer to them more as superhuman than as divine characters.

124. Please refer to the catalogue for the full range of products available.

125. These are later used to refer to specific citations in the text.

126. They refer to secondary prevention as early detection and medical treatment or selective abortion.

127. To check the correct font name, refer to the font list from the menu bar or press F9.

128. In the same way as we talk about the composite commodity of sport, we can also refer to the composite price.

129. Where a convergent or divergent margin has a significant transform component it is appropriate to refer to it as an oblique-slip margin.

130. These terms usually refer to a public company whose shares were bought up by a small group.

131. Please refer to the back cover of this brochure for more details.

132. The deadlines refer to the time at which the convergence conditions will be examined.

133. One of the revisions relates to a matter which arises in this appeal(http://sentencedict.com), and I shall refer to it later.

134. Before parting with the case, we should refer to a further argument mounted by Mr. Thornton.

135. Now if you will refer to your folders, you have extracts containing the relevant material.

136. Of course, the parameters that determine the drop's energy refer to nuclear matter and not to any familiar liquid.

137. Keep your orders and shipping together in a separate folder so you can refer to them later something goes amiss.

138. It is an account of legitimate authority, whereas the phrase is often used to refer to defacto authorities.

139. He identifies eight role types which refer to the potential contribution in terms of behaviour rather than knowledge or status.

140. These refer to victims of road accidents occurring throughout Lothian and not necessarily in the eligible areas themselves.

141. The actual phenomenon these qualitative attributes refer to is, as we have witnessed[sentencedict.com], contested.

142. It is the students who refer to it as the black magic course.

143. Such relations only refer to the name of the referenced module.

144. Writers often refer to uneven development between sectors, for example, or between firms within a sector.

145. Before referring to the arguments, it is necessary to refer to other provisions of the Act of 1986.

146. A demonstrative is used to refer to a temporal aspect.

147. You may want to refer to it in conjunction with this section.

148. To conclude this section, we can, at last, refer to an experiment.

149. Formerly, the Anglo-Saxon words were used to refer to both the meat and the animals.

150. We shall therefore refer to it as the Fundamental Theorem of Vector Programming.