Sentence examples for of to reflect from inspiring English sources

To achieve this goal, researchers have concentrated on reducing a material's refractive index--a measure of its ability of to reflect light.

"To posit" (setzen) means simply "to be aware of," "to reflect upon," or "to be conscious of"; this term does not imply that the I must simply "create" its objects of consciousness.

They've updated the API Terms of Service to reflect all of this.

Trend forecasting agency The Future Laboratory recently revealed a number of buzzwords to reflect the state of tomorrow.

They need transition points or planned as stages of evolution to reflect new levels of compelling needs.

GM also included a loss of $731 million to reflect its support of bankrupt parts supplier Delphi Corp.

(5), relating to the definition of "Governor", to reflect the probable intent of Congress.

3765, known as the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, to reflect the probable intent of Congress.

(c) and (d) at end of section to reflect the probable intent of Congress.

It freezes policy — and the rewards of globalization — to reflect our massive imbalances of power and income.

We request that applicants submit new letters of recommendation, to reflect the updated status of the application.