Sentence examples for has historically reflected from inspiring English sources

While the N.C.A.A. selection committee says the index is just one of 13 elements it uses to judge a team's worthiness -- including overall and conference records and its performance in the last 10 games of the season -- the R.P.I. ranking has historically reflected the makeup of the tournament field.

And what are the arguments for keeping first-past-the-post? Anti-AV campaigners say the current system generally leads to stable government and has historically reflected the will of the public, in that unpopular governments have been voted out.

But the story goes well beyond the conservative bias Fox News has historically reflected.

For the longest time now, it was the biannually organized exhibition that has historically reflected the museum's policy of focusing on a contemporary viewpoint on art, finding a future perspective of art, and testing its curatorial capability.

The pages of The Times have historically reflected the attitudes of society at large.

She added: "Of course there is always an acknowledgement of results at the last general election but this house has never historically reflected party balance".

Piéron's Law, the power relation between mean RT and stimulus intensity or discriminability, has historically been understood to reflect a non-linear scaling between objective intensity and perception.

The LIP has historically been thought to reflect opening of previously closed distal airway units and is often associated, clinically, with improved oxygenation.

And she strives to edit a magazine that reflects all that has historically defined the Russian style.

Geography tends to be destiny: the freshness of this material to experts and nonexperts alike may reflect that Scandinavia has historically hovered in the world's peripheral vision.

At the same time, Ms. Alexander made sure "The Grid" reflected the bureaucratic infighting that has historically plagued American intelligence efforts.