Sentence examples for been reflected to from inspiring English sources

Some positions have been reflected to skirt a PS-to-PDF conversion bug.

It is noticed that the magnitudes of semi-annual variation have been reflected to be high during the High Solar Activity (HSA) period.

In Greece, the resentment has been reflected to a certain extent in opinion polls showing support for parties at the extremes of the political spectrum, although support for the far-right has ebbed recently.

The distinction must have been reflected to some extent in Late Latin or early Romance, for, even after the system of vowel length was lost, light, or "open," syllables often developed in a different way from heavy, or "closed," syllables.

These are better protected against the Trichinella infection commonly present in surrounding wildlife in Finland [ 3]. High sylvatic trichinellosis prevalence has been reflected to farmed wild boars in which condemnation due trichinelllosis has been relatively more common than in pig.

8 9 Current UK guidance recommends that infants are exclusively breastfed to 6 months of age. 10 In England, just over four of five (83%) mothers now start breastfeeding, 11 but the recent improvements in initiation have not been reflected to the same extent in duration and exclusivity; by 6 weeks, the proportion breastfeeding has dropped to 57%.

But under these circumstances it is impossible for our sight to be reflected to the sun.

Everything short of ~1.2 microns is reflected to SCExAO infrared channel.

Everything short of ~1.35 microns is reflected to SCExAO infrared channel.

(B) The skin and underlying tissues including periosteum were reflected to expose the calvarial bone.

Fibers caused physical changes in concrete, which were reflected to the tested properties.