Sentence examples for from the reflections of from inspiring English sources
One common issue evident from the reflections of practice raised questions in relation to how participants might provide evaluative feedback of CPD programmes in socially desirable ways.
In this NLOS situation, the measured received power comes predominantly from the reflections of the surrounding environments and the diffracted signal from the human body.
The 0.42-Na-H-Bir sample has primary characteristic peaks of birnessite at d spacings of 0.72, 0.36, 0.24, and 0.14 nm, which originate from the reflections of (001), (002), (100), and (110) planes (JPCDS 43-1456) [15], respectively.
The degree of crystallite orientation was evaluated from the reflections of the PEO (1 2 0) lattice planes to investigate quantitatively the effect of different amounts of the additive CSNFs.
Viewed against the longer historical scenario developed in the present entry, Darwin's theory does not deal with the creation of the world and the ultimate origins of life through naturalistic means, and therefore was more restricted in its theoretical scope than its main predecessors deriving from the reflections of Buffon and Lamarck.
"Researchers at MIT have recently realized that, through visual imagery, they can reconstruct voices and what is being said from the reflections of objects.
The reflected PUI population results from the reflection of some upstream PUIs at the cross-shock electrostatic potential of the quasi-perpendicular HTS.
It was as if we gain our sense of self from our interaction with other people; from the reflection of ourselves we see in the eyes of another.
Red Reflet got its name from the reflection of the rich colour of the layered rimrock in the natural pools below the vast, upscale guest cabins.
My impossible Queen, he said softly, looking at her profile tinged with a beautiful blue-green tint from the reflection of the sea".
The Tyndall effect arises from the reflection of the shorter (blue) waves of incident light by finely dispersed particles situated above the dark layers of pigment, commonly melanin deposits.
