The phrase "absolute reflected" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is completely or fully reflected, but the combination of the words does not work well together.
Example: "The absolute reflected light from the mirror created a dazzling effect in the room."
Alternatives: "completely reflected" or "fully reflected".
Although such principles are not absolute, reflect on whether these precepts are conducive to a government you think would act with its citizens -- and humanity's -- best interests at heart.
Mr. Giuliani married aggressiveness to moral absolutes, reflecting his steeping, he said, in the Catholic catechism.
Total absolute numbers reflected changes in DP and CD4+CD8lo compartments (Table 1).
I sat there in absolute amazement, reflecting that some of these people were my boyhood heroes and that when I was growing up nothing would have thrilled me more than to be sharing this bus with them.
The survey results have assisted in the evaluation of sarcoma frequency after myoma morcellation in absolute numbers, reflecting European surgeons' current endoscopic surgery practices.
When they apply these methods to teenagers or restaurant workers, the estimate is smaller in absolute value, reflecting the fact that not all teenagers or restaurant workers are affected by the minimum wage.
The autocorrelations of the scores tend to be slightly bigger in absolute value, reflecting the fact that they are not weakened by outliers in the same way as the raw predictions errors.
The absolute number reflects the actual number of people who need support Number of people aged ≥75 2. Institutionalization Hospital patients and institutional care residents are extremely vulnerable and constitute a large segment of death toll during disaster Percentage of institutionalized older population aged ≥75a 3. Living alone Living alone is prone to damaging psychological well-being.
More specifically, if the variables are either positively or negatively correlated with one another, the summed co-variances (expressed in absolute terms) reflect the summed variances and both components scale with the squared sum of means.
The algebraic values indicate the laterality of the SA estimation (i.e. to the left or right of the objective 0°) whereas absolute values reflect the accuracy for pointing SA, i.e. the amplitude of the subjective SA deviation compared to 0°, regardless of the laterality of the SA deviation.
