Refers in a sentence

Cloud refers to servers that are accessed over the Internet, and the software and databases that run on those servers.

An economic moat refers to a competitive advantage over the company’s competition to preserve market share and profits.

An ecosystem refers to the interconnected community of different organisms living together in a particular environment.

Gender ideology is even harder to define than most terms because it refers to a protean postmodern confection.

AP (application processor) refers to the firmware number for the phone's operating system and user interface.

Cerebral palsy is an umbrella term that refers to a group of disorders affecting a person's ability to move.

Her complaint was that a fellow bus driver called her a ‘wa—er’ (the equivalent of our ma—as’) a swear word that refers to men.

But mental health is also a term that refers to how well your brain operates in day-to-day situations.

As a result, the expression "peppercorn rent" refers to the time when the spice was so valuable that landlords were paid with it.

Fine tuning refers to the exquisitely fine calibrating of about three dozen physical constants that are necessary to support life.

A 20 lb fire extinguisher refers to the total weight of the fire extinguisher, including the extinguishing agent and the container.

Another line refers to the 'hammer' dropping, when the narrator comes face to face with the abuser.

Brussels calls it the ‘Renovation Wave’ and also refers to ‘Renovation Passports’ for buildings.

Brady material refers to information that could potentially be exculpatory for a defendant, meaning it could prove his or her innocence.

In some legislatures the term refers to the oldest member, but in others it refers to the longest-serving member.

Clutter usually refers to objects: the paper in your desk drawer, the trinkets on your shelf.

Baby-led weaning, or 'BLW', as Amy refers to it in the clips, is a style that skips purees, meaning babies go straight from milk to solids.

The word “Lord” refers to Jesus’ deity, and “Savior” refers to what he did for us when he died in our place on the cross.

As the name implies, bidirectional charging refers to a flow of power that goes two ways.

AI refers to a group of technologies that simulate human intelligence to perform processes that have historically required humans to complete.