Sentence examples for local reflections from inspiring English sources

And what difference does the internet's increasing presence make to young people negotiating their visibility in small towns that offer few, if any, local reflections of their identities?

Local reflections from the right angle discontinuity are considered in internal field calculations.

Early local reflections may result in an overestimation of local PWV by the P- U method but underestimation by the U-A method (local reflections distending the artery relative to flow) and therefore using a combination of both methods may be advantageous (29).

Lastly, most of the bioethics circulated in the developing countries is 'ready-made' and the process of local reflections and adaptations, which in turn necessitates the public engagement, is not widely activated.

Let the local reflection plane be described in {x, y, z} coordinates by the general equation x,cos{alpha} +y,cos{beta} + z,cos{gamma} = d, (1).

Considering the reflection geometry in the case of a plane reflector is sufficient for deriving relationships for local reflection travel time derivatives in the vicinity of a reflection point (Goldin 2002).

Efforts to improve physician, patient, and staff education, and checklist implementation resulted in an increase compliance for VAP bundle, a local reflection on specific practices like oral care and sedation protocols and in a decrease in VAP ratio.

Combining this with fits to a model of the local reflection spectra allows noninvasive probing of the sample microstructure.

This net is uninodal, but the A and B sites differ in the local (glide-reflection plane or translation) symmetry element (and therefore in the kind of pseudo-chirality relationship) associated with two of their hydrogen bonds.

The H2 site of the aniline NH2 group in molecule A is bonded to the sulfonyl O site A2 of a B molecule of the opposite handedness (H2∙∙∙and), and the A and B molecules involved in this particular interaction are related by a local glide-reflection operation [38].

As a Christian, who has just celebrated the feast of Pentecost, I wish I could say the following has come out of a local United Methodist Church reflection or study on the problems of racism that continue to plague our country, but sadly this is not the case.