Sentence examples for components to reflect from inspiring English sources

That is because the bureau makes adjustments in the index's components to reflect seasonal price variations.

The end credits sequence was originally intended to feature images of printed circuit boards and other electronic components, to reflect the Andersons' early conception of the resurrected Captain Scarlet as being a "mechanical man".

In fact, the fine level detail matrices are components to reflect data derivatives in different time windows.

Inside each cell, the rate parameters for each process (e.g., transcription) are perturbed by the same fraction for all network components, to reflect that these perturbations are caused by global noise extrinsic to the particular gene.

Therefore, we used total caries index (DFT/DFS) rather than the D-component to reflect the three year caries increment.

Compared with the original ACIC scale, this adapted version included three additional items (cultural competence, pathology management, and pharmacy management) in the delivery system design component, to reflect specific features of interest in NT centres.

Fabrication techniques and high heat flux (HHF) tests of tungsten-armoured components have to reflect different PFC designs and acceptable manufacturing cost.

The organismal phenotypes of mutations in different pre-RC components seem to reflect different contributions of their licensing and non-licensing roles.

In line with these authors, we assume that if the consistency effect – similar to the relatedness effect – has its origin at lexico-semantic processing stages, we should find significant differences in EEG components known to reflect this stages of processing, i.e. the N400 and the LPC.

This method [50], [51] presumes that the total variability in a temporal task can be dissociated into a time-dependent component, assumed to reflect central clock-like processes, and a time-independent component thought to reflect variability due to additional psychological operations other than timing mechanisms.

Importantly, both types of binaural cue elicited a circa 200 ms latency object-related negativity component, believed to reflect automatic cortical processes involved in distinguishing concurrent auditory objects.