Sentence examples for analysis and reflection from inspiring English sources

This effect has been characterized by contact angle measurements, gravimetric analysis and reflection absorption infrared reflectance spectroscopy (RAIR-FTIR).

Like Marcel in Proust's masterpiece, she says, she feels that her life "needs redeeming by analysis and reflection".

"Having another member of the team who has the time to undertake more analysis and reflection has really benefited both our organisation and the team relationships".

Bishop DiMarzio lamented the fact that "people want black and white answers" rather than the whole legacy of moral analysis and reflection that "the Catholic Church can offer".

Following these dramatic events, the time must come for analysis and reflection on the root reasons of the tragedy.

"Much of the emphasis so far has been placed on punishing the 'perpetrators' of the 'illegal strike,' without sufficient analysis and reflection on the state of industrial relations in Singapore and the lack of protection for low waged workers," the statement read.

Nonetheless, none of these new sources of information has replaced the essential nature of a book (in physical or digital form): a lengthy effort, researched and written over a long period of time, which reflects the author's most thoughtful analysis and reflections on the subject in question.

From the other side, the papers presented at the Conference develop analysis and reflections about predictable effects of the new Common Agricultural Policy configuration.

With Regard to the Capacity of the Country Offices: Capacity for analysis and reflection The transition to the new approach requires an enhanced ability to analyze and develop new concepts, and to adapt them to the political, economic, social and cultural reality of the country.

Quality, thought-provoking, passionate, discursive journalism will be at the centre of what The Observer will continue to do, offering readers even greater analysis of, and reflection on, the world in which we live while continuing to be a diverting, innovative and entertaining read," said Mulholland, editor of the Observer, which is part of the group that publishes MediaGuardian.co.uk.

Such levels include the technical listing, description, analysis, examination, and reflection on the bases for activities.