Sentence examples for building and reflection from inspiring English sources
As a result, the practice principles selected to be embedded in the service integration content areas of Family Healthy Lifestyle and Family Recreation included family-centredness, cultural sensitivity, capacity building and reflection.
The practice content areas (recreation and family healthy lifestyle), practice principles (family-centredness, cultural sensitivity, capacity building, and reflection) and hours of direct service were essential elements of logic model development followed by request for proposals (RFP).
A facilitator helps the team develop the necessary skills of group process, conflict management, meeting management, team building, and reflection-action cycles.
The complexity of wave propagation in a building (e.g., dispersion and reflection) limits the utility of existing algorithms designed to locate, for example, the source of sound in a room or radio waves in free space.
That is the element of re-building and the reflections I processed during the hiatus.
Besides, due to the building blocking, signal propagation loss, and reflection effect, capacity holes in hot spots and deteriorated user experiences are still big challenges [5].
This paper begins with identifying four important mechanisms, i.e. inheritance, nesting, integration, and reflection, for building process libraries and then focuses on how these mechanisms are implemented in P, a process language and system for developing cooperative applications.
Student reflections indicate that building and using a PLE is a challenging task which requires specific teacher and pedagogical support.
At 38, with the addition of a newborn son to his four-member family, the young politician has come a long way since the days when his disparate alliance of leftists, greens, Marxists and Maoists worked out of a couple of shabby rooms on the second floor of the parliament building – a reflection of the mere 4.5% that the party then polled.
Has Twitter destroyed insight and reflection?
