Sentence examples for completely reflects from inspiring English sources

Córdoba Manzana Jesuitíca No other Argentine city more completely reflects Jesuit history than Córdoba, with its Unesco-recognized churches and educational structures.

In the case in which the internal model completely reflects the dynamics of the actual plant, implementing the model of a plant to IMC yields the desired tracking property.

Instead of estimating a distribution function, the information contained in a given small sample is extracted directly to produce the sampling result as a second sample of considerably larger size that completely reflects the properties of the original small sample.

Nothing in Florida law, they argued, "imposes any deadline for the submission of corrected, amended or supplemental returns deemed necessary by the county canvassing board to ensure that the return submitted accurately and completely reflects the votes counted initially and in any recount".

It will probably be another year or two, for example, before Universal's lineup completely reflects her choices -- the movies to which she gave the so-called green light by authorizing a budget and allowing a producer to start shooting a film.

Observe that the maximum meaningful value of μ T is 1/2 (i.e. convergence to the average of opinions), while the maximum μ A = 1 implies changing the medium (opinion) so that it completely reflects the agent's (medium's) point of view.

And does his résumé completely reflect who he was?

And does his rsum completely reflect who he was?

That mix does not completely reflect the school's diversity.

In particular, the N2pc does not completely reflect processes either preceding or following attentional selection.

He was also the physical embodiment of the look of the store, which completely reflected his personal vision".