Sentence examples for introduce reflections from inspiring English sources

The doubling of identities here allows the script to introduce reflections on not only the possibilities and limits of biography (and its voyeuristic nature), but also changing social perceptions of homosexuality; the relative importance of will and talent in artistic creation; and the unsung people omitted from official accounts of the great (embodied here by the rent boy).

Here we introduce reflection positive doubles, a general framework for reflection positivity, covering a wide variety of systems in statistical physics and quantum field theory.

It is the evaluative dimension which introduces reflections about consequences of actions and invokes value standards.

The first section introduces reflection theories and reflective practices, which are then viewed in the context of academic integrity facilitation.

Minor damage in structures only introduce weak reflections of UGW, which limits the detection range of the method and make it ineffective to use guided wave signals for reliable detections of minor structural damages.

In addition, we introduce personal reflections, and reports on innovative strategies such as storytelling in making preschool education relevant to communities.

For each spatial frequency, all layers should be of identical, well-known thickness and be free of optical discontinuity between layers which could introduce specular reflections and thus corrupt the underlying spatial frequency.

They add to it, as we have done for the domain of OLAE, but they can also introduce further reflection.

See Table  1.> This category relates to the initial reaction to the programme when first introduced and reflections on the process of implementation.

Existing discretizations of these TBCs introduce slight numerical reflections at this artificial boundary and also render the overall Crank Nicolson finite difference method only conditionally stable.

Note that pick-up ions can enter the bow shock at wide gyro-phases, and cannot introduce the narrow reflection direction that is necessary for energy-bunched second and third rings.