Sentence examples for connection reflects from inspiring English sources

Portraying Jesus as Christian with no Jewish connection reflects the outcast status of Jews throughout Europe during Medieval and Renaissance times.

In principle, Figure 1 can be redrawn to a movie with the snapshots shown in Figure 2. In Figure 2, the shading of a gene node and its connection reflects the influence of the regulator on the temporal expression level of the regulated gene.

The overarching theme of "hope and connection" reflects the residents' disease processes associated with dementia and the environmental factors associated with having a family or friend residing in a LTC facility.

These national versions of this connection reflect how the policy dynamics affecting welfare state policies can be integrated with citizenship traditions in very different ways.

In Posterior Analytics ii 19, he describes the process by which knowers move from perception to memory, and from memory to experience (empeiria)—which is a fairly technical term in this connection, reflecting the point at which a single universal comes to take root in the mind and finally from experience to a grasp of first principles.

March is National Women's History Month, and it's all about connection, reflecting on women who came before us and paying it forward to our future female leaders.

In contrast, of the 50 individuals without a PhD, only 25 or 50% have a CTT connection, reflecting the fact that these people are often laypersons who are likely to self-publish their books.

Resting-state 3 Tesla fMRI scans of 28 healthy subjects were acquired and individual connectivity graphs were formed out of all cortical and sub-cortical voxels with connections reflecting inter-voxel functional connectivity.

This means the value of endogenous self-connections reflect average changes in self-connectivity across all experimental conditions and any effect of RS on self-connectivity reflects an additional "context-dependent" change.

And yet these overly convenient connections reflect a larger truth that obtains between Main Street and Wall Street: compact or no compact, the fates of both streets are entwined.

David et al. [62] proposed that increases in duration of activation may depend on the increased contribution of top down connections, reflecting re-entry of neural signals to lower-level processing areas, as EPs were found to be more enduring and dispersed in higher level areas [62].