Sentence examples for example reflections from inspiring English sources

[Concerning the first strategy, see, for example, Reflections on Hobbes, 5 (H 396 7; G VI 391 1). For more on this aspect of Leibniz's view of freedom see Seidler (1985). Concerning the second strategy see, for example Theodicy 282 (H 298 300; G VI 284 5).] Both suggestions face difficulties.

The source of additional bright reflections immediately posterior to the OS tips is also unclear, but may be attributable to disc shedding as for example reflections from discs that have been recently phagocytosed by the underlying RPE cells.

For example, Reflection and Action on Housing (Creole acronym: Frakka) advocates for the rights of the more than 350,000 people who have been living in camps since the earthquake.

For example, reflection symmetries cannot be observed in chiral molecules; thus, only 65 space groups of 230 possible are allowed for protein molecules which are almost always chiral.

However, the depth of light penetration into the skin is low with the light reaching only the epidermis, which we have previously seen for porcine skin [ 12]. Figure 4 shows an example reflection spectrum of human skin using the FTIR, taken here at θ = 50° in lab air.

Art, for example, becomes Reflections: Art in 1988, with windscreen-like reflections rendering parts of the original painting invisible.

It is a pretty good example, where reflections appear.

For example, the reflections of the impinging signals by the torso and pinna are some important features for the estimation of elevation angle.

The polarized state suffers changes during the propagation [21, 22], for example, the reflections and the shadowing effect can destroy the polarization.

See an example below: "Reflections on a cup of morning coffee".

Therefore, the decisions of model validation using a hold-out strategy is dependent on the underlying biological properties (the asymmetrical branch structure in this particular example) and reflections of these properties in the model parameters (parameter values that allow less flux in one of the branches).