Sentence examples similar to on line reflection from inspiring English sources

We started form the hypothesis that creating moments of systematic on-line reflection on the cognitive actions initiated for task solving may activate and support effective use of metacognition and metacognitive regulation.

By changing the flow rate the effect of mixing intensity on the nucleation and growth of ketoconazole was investigated, showing that at low flow rates (and therefore low mixing intensity) the resultant crystal size (analysed by on-line focussed beam reflection measurement FBRM) and yield was smaller than for higher flow rates.

OCT is based on the calculation of distance based on travel time assuming a known speed and in-line reflection.

This seminar will have three components: reflections on the on-line learning, feedback and discussion on prescribing data and on antimicrobial resistance data from samples submitted by their practice over a five to ten year period (depending on availability of data).

These reflections will be recorded on-line and can be securely shared with other clinicians on the program in a moderated web forum.

Although the characteristics of each record section differ depending on its position on the seismic line, many reflection signals from inside the arc crust and base of the crust (Moho) were identified among the record sections.

These reflections were recorded on line and securely shared with other clinicians on the programme Part 6 (online): An ongoing active web forum provided updates on emerging relevant scientific evidence and allowed educators in the STAR study team to respond to queries, feedback, and comments.

In this article, these issues will be examined along with reflection on the extent to which culture has been integrated into on-line design and instruction.

I think I had one line and it's when Mary Tyler Moore walks into the office and checks her hair -- her reflection on a shiny wall or something.

Because of this continuous change there are certain points on the line that the reflection will be in phase with the incident wave and the amplitude of the two waves will add.

The western boundary is not well defined, although Heinemann et al. [ 1999] suggest that a short north-south trending graben imaged on seismic reflection lines at ∼126.4°W may be a portion of it.