Sentence examples for divergent reflection from inspiring English sources

Along the N S profile, U1a is associated with a downlap unit showing divergent reflection patterns (towards IB), indicating a deposition from syn-tectonics subsidence.

There have been many divergent reflections on the reasons for such immense failure.

If the relevance of this symbolic aspect of citizenship is accepted, the logical extension of the argument would be to interpret the differences between the Scandinavian countries as reflections of divergent conceptions of nationhood.

"Unapologetic" and "unyielding," are oft-used terms; his is a socially conscious form of artistic reflection that is divergent from the standard contemporary English manner.

In that sense, it is one more reflection of the deeply divergent emotions she evokes.

Note that differences also represent the divergent responses to the conditions applied, not just a reflection of the basal transcriptome, and thus have the potential to reveal the diversity of responses to altering conditions.

The beam is divergent (spreads out) so that after two or three reflections between ionosphere and Earth it covers a relatively large area.

According to Kripke, our initial surprise at the divergent extensions of a prioricity and necessity should be mitigated on reflection.

However, social distances [ 47] were depicted in the midwives' reflections on different norm systems and they highlighted presumed divergent views on violence, family roles, and mental distress between the midwife and the Somali born women.

It is one reflection of how, as each prepares 20th anniversary commemorations, Rwanda and South Africa have taken divergent paths.

The decay-like curves for these orderly reductions suggest that the ordinal patterns may be a reflection of time-related order (e.g., the longer or the more divergent introns occurred earlier).