Sentence examples for have reflex from inspiring English sources

"Your feet have reflex points connected to other parts of your nervous system," said Maureen Moon, former president of the American Massage Therapy Association.

Although IFAW feels the hunt is inhumane, a study published in the Canadian Veterinary Journal in 2002 concluded that most seals (about 98%) were killed in an acceptably humane manner.The disagreement may stem from the fact that when seals are killed by acute trauma to the brain (like a hakapik), they have reflex swimming movements that some see as the persistence of conscious life.

In Samaritan Hebrew, /ʔ ħ h ʕ/ have generally all merged, either into /ʔ/, a glide /w/ or /j/, or by vanishing completely (often creating a long vowel), except that original /ʕ ħ/ sometimes have reflex /ʕ/ before /a ɒ/.

While Proto-Hebrew long vowels usually retain their vowel quality in the later traditions of Hebrew, in Samaritan Hebrew */iː/ may have reflex /e/ in closed stressed syllables, e.g. דין /den/, */aː/ may become either /a/ or /ɒ/, and */oː/ > /u/.

"You learn to have reflexes of steel.

Some species in each genus have reflexed ray flowers.

But most modern languages have reflexes of the present, perfect, and imperfect indicatives and of one or more subjunctive tenses.

The premier added: "I understand mayors who, in this moment of tension, have reflexes in search of a solution, avoiding trouble with public order.

I've never even heard of... you know... babies don't... even have reflexes.

It's wonderful to live a long life, but only if you live a life full of energy and have reflexes, that respond with no hesitation.

In the Secunda, the lengthened reflexes of /a i u/ are /aː eː oː/; when kept short they generally have reflexes /a e o/.