Sentence examples for continuous reflecting from inspiring English sources
Number of inflection points was analyzed both as continuous, reflecting the continuous nature of the data, but also as a two and four state discrete character to facilitate additional analyses that require ordinal data (Table 1, [see Additional files 5 and 9]).
The spontaneous re-initiation and continuous reflected re-initiation mechanisms previously observed by Murray and Lee [8] were confirmed, but the present study improves upon the prior one through the conclusive observation that successful propagation of detonations after multiple reflections from the front and back walls of the confined volume is also possible.
Continuous signals reflecting changing conditions of air turbulence are sent to a small deformable mirror installed in the telescope.
Exams were shunned in favour of continuous assessment, reflecting the changing needs for skills-based provision to produce good workers to service the economy.
A paradigm shift as described by Hall (1993), however, implies a rather sudden change, whereas approaches such as Campbell's (2002) and Yee's (1996) indicate a more gradual continuous process, reflecting "work in progress".
Qualitative descriptions of both variables were transformed into quantitative continuous variables reflecting a continuum of variation.
Pulsatile cortisol caused a significant reduction in live cell survival compared to continuous exposure, reflecting a complex cell response to cortisol delivery kinetics (Figure 2A).
The information obtained from predicting algorithms can be used to generate qualitative (e.g., the variant results in damaged protein) or quantitative (e.g., a continuous score reflecting the degree of impact on protein function) measures.
Specifically, CCS is a continuous variable reflecting the coronary artery atherosclerotic burden.
The DAS is a continuous measure reflecting the level of underlying rheumatoid inflammation.
This could be due to the effect of continuous light reflecting on eyes.
