Sentence examples for analogous reflection from inspiring English sources

These results suggest a trend of higher S. aureus relative abundance in younger children, with discordance with culture-based bioburden arising from either the higher resolution afforded by 16S-rRNA sequencing, or from the fact that bioburden is not necessarily an analogous reflection of relative community composition.

Rather, the GDSS is designed to reflect to each member the consequences of his/her inputs, confronting them with analogous reflections of the group members' inputs.

This is entirely analogous to a reflection on a transmission line where there is an established relationship between reflection coefficient and the impedance that caused the reflection.

One could say that these studies led to theoretical reflections analogous to the ones seen in applied ethics, and this continuous reflexive work has resulted in altered ways of doing social science studies of science and technology.

By hypothesis, however, each inhabitant of Earth will have a molecularly identical counterpart on Twin Earth with exactly the same brain structures (except, of course, that their brains will contain XYZ instead of H2O, but reflection on analogous examples regarding chemicals not contained in the brain suggests that this fact is irrelevant).

In comparison to the dichromatic reflectance model [19], the diffuse and specular surface reflections are analogous to the direct transmission, t i x i, and atmospheric veiling, (1-t i a, respectively.

His aim in designing the new building, he said, was "to create a clear modern, glass facade analogous to looking at reflections in a pond".

Analogous to B-mode ultrasound, reflections of near-infrared light are detected rather than sound, which offers non-invasive, real-time imaging in vivo.

Third, the presence of mirror variant domains manifests itself in vertical splitting of the asymmetric reflection observed for films with large spot area, being analogous to (001 -oriented films.

Though Asperger regarded it as a biological defect of affective contact innate, inborn, analogous to a physical or intellectual defect Kanner tended to view it as a psychogenic disorder, a reflection of bad parenting, and most especially of a chillingly remote, often professional "refrigerator mother".

These explosive experiments investigated the composition of the Lunar mantle during the Apollo Program, analogous to the exploration geophysics practice of mineral prospecting with chemical explosives in "deep seismic sounding" reflection seismology.