Sentence examples for characteristically reflected from inspiring English sources

Our concept of societal learning is characteristically reflected in outbreak dynamics as an increase over time in the rate at which infectious individuals are removed from circulating in the population.

His most recent album, "Rainbow People" (HighNote), characteristically reflects this ideal.

These bands characteristically reflect bending of N-H bonds and stretching of C-N bonds as well as stretching of C = O bonds [ 27].

In most cases, early perturbations in DNA/cell histographs were observed, characteristically reflecting the known mode of action of the drugs.

"Turnover has been characteristically low, reflecting our long-term investment horizons.

But earlier, she reflected, in her characteristically simple way, on what the future may hold.

Characteristically, therefore, given this situation, the heralds of Arab nationalism (as reflected in literature) were Christians.

We think, however, that this is unlikely since pressure artefacts are mainly reflected in a reduction in red blood cell velocity characteristically in the larger, venular, vessels.

A characteristically national style of music is emerging out of this diversity, as reflected in the music heard in Khartoum.

For decades, Benedict has preferred a highly biblical language and reflected deeply upon Holy Scripture, far more fully than Catholics characteristically do.

In this, Montaigne can be seen to reflect a characteristically Renaissance concern with gesture and deportment.