Sentence examples for In reflexion from inspiring English sources

In REFLEXION, the ongoing extension of the REFLEX study, patients originally receiving placebo who had not converted to CDMS at 2 years were switched to s.c. IFN-β-1a t.i.w. and those receiving the study drug continued on their original regimen if they had not converted to CDMS [20].

All solid state green-yellow electrochromic devices (ECD) performing in reflexion and built with Prussian Blue (PB) as electrochromic (EC) layer, CeO2 TiO2 as counter-electrode and PVB-based membrane as electrolyte have been assembled and characterized.

Knodel et al. [6] introduced the concept of constructive conformance verification in reflexion models, i.e., instant feedback is given to developers related to architectural violations.

In Reflexions, the memoir left incomplete at his death, Olney wrote of a world that has all but disappeared but that once was in easy reach of the hill, in which all of Provence's produce was at hand in village shops and not supermarkets ("There are," Lanza tells me, "15 McDonald's now between here and Toulon").

A new start up in Pennsylvania, Reflexion Interactive, has created a portable device to detect concussions on the spot.

Multiple hyperreflective focal lesions with diffuse increased in tapetal reflexion, thinning of the vessels and multifocal depigmentation of the non tapetal zone: the menace response was present but pupillary light reflexes were delayed and incomplete.

A significant aspect in applying the Reflexion Method is the mapping of components found in the source code onto the conceptual components defined in the hypothesized architecture.

But events in Berlin also forced the BMG to engage in self-critical reflexion about the results achieved so far.

If this is a reflexion in how fast these different amino acids are metabolised in muscle and other tissues (liver, kidney) is not known.

Chronological and uncreative in structure, "Reflexions," is also, sadly, wildly uneven.

In an unpublished Reflexion, written between the late 1770s and mid 1780s, Kant illustrates the transformation in question by precisely the transition from Kepler to Newton (R 5414; 18, 176): "Empirically one can certainly discover rules, but not laws as Kepler in comparison with Newton for to the latter belongs necessity, and hence that they are cognized a priori".