Sentence examples for directly reflecting from inspiring English sources

A gouache is characterized by a directly reflecting brilliance.

I am just a little concerned that fashion in general seems to be directly reflecting our cultural schizophrenia.

In contrast, the unfolding rate decreases by a factor of about 104 with increasing repeat number, directly reflecting thermodynamic stability in these extraordinarily slow denaturation rates.

GWPCA is a local adaptation of PCA that locally transforms the image data, and in doing so, can describe spatial change in the structure of the multi-band imagery, thus directly reflecting that many landscape processes are spatially heterogenic.

We are cautious not to interpret the observed relations as directly reflecting variability in brain gene expression; rather, we view them as a window into the global metabolic state of the body, which clearly has important connections to brain function (which may occur through either similar or distinct genomic mechanisms).

It is possible to distinguish between, on the one hand, first-order religious expressions, directly reflecting primary religious experience, and, on the other, the interpretations of these in philosophically formulated doctrines whose articulation both contributes to and is reciprocally conditioned by a comprehensive belief-system.

LodgeNet's decline directly reflects these changes.

Their roster directly reflects their uncertainty.

Nuclear morphology directly reflects the elasticity of the nucleus.

This demographic reality directly reflects British Government policy and practise.

The feast directly reflects my incredible Australian Chinese family in all its diversity.