Sentence examples for more general reflection from inspiring English sources

Let it be said, though, that whatever one's distaste for bully hockey (a better word than goon) at least the Bruins loss of Nathan Horton may cause a more general reflection on the necessity of removing all head shots from the game.

(See above for the definition of the Levy reflection principle; see section 8.7 of Wang 1996 for the more general reflection principle to which Gödel refers in remark 8.7.9).

jPaula, cite 19: 3. kIt must be mentioned that the Swiss Ethics Committee on Non-Human GECNHtechaslogy (ECNH) has published a few statements presenting a more general reflection on the dignity of living beings.

The discussion of the presented solution forms a background for more general reflections about technologies that could be exploited to build autonomic computing systems.

This in turn leads to commentary on the "heroic and serious parts of" Henry IV, parts 1 and 2, and, finally, to more general reflections on Shakespeare's genius.

So instead of discussing specific literary or critical topics, as I usually do in this space, I'd like to float some more general reflections regarding higher education in the humanities today.

Rather, we used a milleu of proteolytic substrates and inhibitors that target distinct classes of proteases, including specific caspases, to specifically determine if the observed caspase-like activity in H. volcanii was indeed caspase-specific or was a reflection of a more general manifestation of serine, cysteine, or metallo proteolytic activity.

Van Fraassen has proposed an additional principle (Reflection or Special Reflection), which he now regards as a special case of an even more general principle (General Reflection).[3] B. Other probabilistic rules of inference.

Such condition balances the incident and reflective momentum flux at the microscopic level, pointwise at the boundary, in the case of a more general mixed reflection with momentum dependant specularity probability p →k).

The authors' insights are used to inform a more general set of reflections on the nature of urban and environmental change, and the linkages between the two.

But his reflection concerns more general thoughts than passing musicians moving on.