Sentence examples for indeed the reflection from inspiring English sources
And, indeed, the reflection of the barns and small outbuildings in the water effectively ties house and yard together.
I do not agree with this statement, please include the classical article: On the origin of species by sympatric speciation by Dieckmann and Doebeli (Nature 1999) Response: Although I wish it were not so true, I am afraid that this statement is indeed the reflection of the situation today.
The deposition of AuNPs can indeed decrease the reflection of incident light, and a larger coverage ratio results in a smaller reflection.
Indeed, the retrospective reflections of French liberals concerning the years of Napoleonic rule were much more complex and ambivalent.
Indeed, the core of the reflection proposed here is the idea that, in order to accumulate information, there is a need for an energy-dependent process of «making room» for young or novel entities that will replace the used or aged ones.
It has been shown by Zhang et al.21 that for two contacting anisotropic crystals with their optical axis symmetric about the interface (as in our cloaking configuration), there is indeed no reflection at the interface regardless of the direction of light.
Several of the Independent's most prolific conspiracy theorists put on our detective hats and kept looking at the video, trying to see if it is indeed Naughty Boy seen in the reflection of the screen.
This project — and indeed, the semester-long critical reflection that led up to it — proved to be extremely fruitful, based on the quality and enthusiasm of students' participation in the final discussion and the sophistication of their written analyses.
Thus, the expression characteristics of synthetic genes were indeed a reflection of the accumulation pattern of indole alkaloids.
In this case, the reflection K acts indeed on the network.
If δ is indeed a reflection of the sample's distribution, it does not seem to tell us anything about the discriminative properties of the instrument.
