Sentence examples for motion reflected from inspiring English sources

Ernie Barnes, whose drawings and paintings of athletes, dancers and other figures in motion reflected his first career as a professional football player, died on Monday in Los Angeles.

"Boycotts don't work," he said, mentioning the tit-for-tat dynamic they can set in motion, reflected in the decision by the Soviet Union and Eastern bloc countries to skip the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles.

A matrix equation is set up for the reactions imposed on the plate by the stiffeners and for the amplitudes of wave motion reflected from the ends of a finite plate.

The non-linearity of progressive sperm motion reflected a significant influence of the PRRSV infection.

For humans, the motion reflects the yearning for God, and everything we do through time comes from moving — or at least trying to move — toward God.

The priors on these are initially uniform for direction of motion, reflecting the fact that there is no preference for any particular direction in the scene.

Since the ground motion displacements of UD and NS moved similarly for both surface and borehole data until 5 s, and no t2-type behavior was observed in the EW component during this time window, the difference in the EW component should be considered as a well-recorded signal of ground motion reflecting a large-scale deformation (at least larger than 260 m in scale).

Seen above, test footage of the technology in motion reflects the first piece of Satellite Lab's dazzling efforts.

Microglial motion reflects their activation state.

In particular, metabolic activity is enhanced in response to human motion, reflecting somatotopic organization, in the premotor and parietal areas [4], the superior temporal cortex [5], the extra-striate (BA19/37), inferior parietal and cingulate cortex [6].

A third possibility is that the failure of the BicDPA66 allele to rescue motion reflects the impaired localization of BicDPA66 to the droplet, due to the PA66 point mutation.