Sentence examples for a term reflecting from inspiring English sources

The Baroque theatres are often referred to as "box, pit, and gallery" theatres, a term reflecting the social hierarchy established within them.

It promises a "frank" relationship with the US, a term reflecting perhaps Nick Clegg's known scepticism about too close a relationship with Washington after the experience of George Bush and Tony Blair's period in power.

Mojo, a term reflecting user-generated reviews, mirrors a feature on the popular social news aggregator digg.

This misconception is reinforced by the fact that these animals are often referred to as "mammal-like reptiles," a term reflecting outdated methods for classifying organisms.

The objective function in (3) consists of a first term reflecting equipment cost and a second term reflecting cabling costs.

The overall burden of disease to society involves a quantifiable monetary term and a quantifiable term reflecting loss of human life.

Unsurprisingly, when British users went to the site, they tended to type in "small" as a reference term, reflecting the more limited space available compared with homes in the US.

The equations are composed of a positive term that reflects the average number of new individuals using the resource and a negative term reflecting the average number of individuals that leave the resource.

The fitted model included each one of two tested factors as first-order components and an interaction term reflecting the extent of the allelic by allelic epistasis.

However, many important data contain noise that is signal dependent and obeys a Poisson distribution; thus removing this noise without losing image features requires a data-fidelity term reflecting the noise characteristics.

He ran unopposed, winning a new five-year term, "reflecting the unanimous will and desire of all the servicemen and the people," according to the Korean Central News Agency.