Sentence examples for namely reflecting from inspiring English sources

A simpler procedure than meditation, namely reflecting at night on the day's social connections, did seem to cause some improvement to their vagal tone.

If certain RNMs associate with altered susceptibility to the same phenotypes in unrelated lineages in modern times, then one can ask whether it is possible that these very mutations reflect similar adaptive properties of these unrelated lineages, namely reflecting convergent adaptive evolution?

Elements of framing practice, namely, moving, reflecting and reframing are used to draw attention the decision-making constructed as a failure to benefit from frame discipline.

But regular RV owners say that their tours serve another purpose besides sustainable travel, namely to reflect a desire for a simpler, if not entirely bygone, era of road tripping and nature appreciation.

This is their being (esse), namely to reflect it" (Switalski 1976, 45; Teske and Wade 1989, 89).

The existing algorithms does not consider the effect of realistic condition namely, (a) reflected paths, (b) watch circles, and (c) node displacement, which increases the localization error exponentially.

The separation of these two pathogenic species capable of being the cause of a common human and bovine disease, namely tuberculosis, reflects the usefulness of the outlined phylogenetic tree.

In contrast, if the major part of the PM was left in the decapitated root, the auxin transport system (namely, the reflected flow mechanisms) was able to cope with the rootward auxin flow, generating an auxin maximum at a distance from the root edge.

Namely, that of reflecting a kind of truth about minor as well as tectonic shifts in British society.

For these reasons I do not join Part III of Justice Thomas’ opinion, although I agree with much of the reasoning set forth in Parts III—B and III—D, insofar as it explains the conclusion to which I just referred, namely that variation reflecting application of the same national standard by different local juries does not violate the First Amendment.

This appears less likely since the GHS-R1A antagonist JMV2959 reduces the intake of saccharine, another reward without calories [ 68], suppresses parameters strictly reflecting reward namely locomotor stimulation and conditioned place preference [ 55] as well as attenuates reward induced by other addictive dugs without caloric content (see Sect. 2.4).