Sentence examples for issues reflected in from inspiring English sources

Tracking control of knee exoskeleton often encounters time-dependent (time-varying) issues reflected in its dynamic behaviors.

Mr. Edgar is an ordained Methodist minister who prides himself on a clear-cut approach to issues, reflected in ratings close to 100percentt from liberal and environmental groups and close to zero from conservative and pro-military groups.

In addition to topics in religious studies or in ethics (philosophical or religious), dissertations might consider the ethical implications of foreign policy, the values influencing political decisions, the moral codes of other cultures, and religious or ethical issues reflected in history or literature.

"Adams possess the technology to monitor trends and make predictions about bank runs, epidemic disease, race wars and other issues reflected in human communications on the 'net.

There's only a small handful of great Democrat men and women who would enthusiastically champion the middle class-oriented labor, trade and economic issues reflected in the Party's 2016 platform, and we believe that Mrs. Clinton's running mate must be one of them.

Three overarching themes correspond with issues reflected in the observational and quantitative data collection in part 1 [ 1].

Turnout in European elections is mostly low and falling; campaigns are fought on national not European issues, reflecting in part the fact that the media are national not European; there is no sign of a Europe-wide demos.

Analysts said Poland's current confidence extended to security issues, reflecting in part the change of administration in Washington, as President Obama reaches out to Russia and discusses the possibility of abandoning a planned missile defense system to be hosted in part by the Czechs and Poles.

Tesla may also be facing a new customer-satisfaction issue reflected in the experience of Mr. Fyfe.

Washington and other states have also fought the federal government over Medicaid for infants born to illegal immigrants, an issue reflected in the ferocious debate over the national children's health insurance program.

They recommend that cross-sectional imaging should be reserved for symptomatic patients or those with elevated metal ion levels, although the maximum safe level remains debatable (an issue reflected in the large number of symptomatic patients in this series presenting with one or more ion level below the 7 ppb suggested as a cutoff by the MHRA).