Sentence examples for direction reflected from inspiring English sources

This research direction reflected the realization that the plateau was not uplifted as a single block at a single time.

The posterior tibial tunnel was significantly enlarged at the aperture by 40% with the morphological change in the postero-lateral direction reflected by the ACL fiber orientation 1 year after the ATB ACL reconstruction.

Thus, the tibial tunnel was enlarged in the postero-lateral direction reflected by the ACL fiber orientation at the aperture site, especially in the posterior tunnel, even though we performed anatomic ACL reconstruction with a lower tension for the graft fixation and relatively gentle postoperative rehabilitation.

As the ACL fiber runs postero-laterally from the medial wall of the lateral femoral condyle to the anteromedial aspect of the tibial plateau 31, the tibial tunnel enlargement also occurred in postero-lateral direction reflected by the fiber arrangement of the ACL.

The diameter of each circle corresponded to the frequency of each individual behavioral activity, while the arrow width and direction reflected the frequency of transitions between these behaviors.

It may be that this new direction reflects a broader political mood.

Some crystals do not usually break in any particular direction, reflecting roughly equal bond strengths throughout the crystal structure.

The McGreevey administration has often been accused by critics of lacking direction, reflecting the sometimes indecisive nature of the chief executive.

Isoglosses in the United States, for example, run predominantly in an east-west direction, reflecting the westward stream of migration during the colonization of areas west of the Appalachians.

In fact, during one night of the women's gymnastics competition, the commentator Al Trautwig went a little too far in the other direction, reflecting on how fortunate it was that a member of the Chinese team who, he said, had two years earlier begged her parents to let her quit the sport and come home hadn't been allowed to do so.

In 2008 some big questions will linger over the country's future direction, reflecting both the divided nature of Turkish society and souring attitudes to the West.The old cosmopolitan, liberal elite, based mainly in Istanbul and Ankara, clings fiercely to the legacy of Kemal Ataturk, who in the 1920s dragged the remnants of the Ottoman empire into the 20th century.