Sentence examples for particular reflection from inspiring English sources

Although the ethical debate has always been alive in conventional industrial design, considering this renewed horizon of ADD, a particular reflection on the concepts of ethics, time and the designer's responsibility, is necessary.

The rate exponent associated with a particular reflection is developed by evaluating the average lattice strain in the loading direction from the composite detector image collected at a particular point in time, and then following the time evolution.

But Gordon Brown's statement on Friday 9 April that Tory proposals to remove all innocent people from the national DNA database – apart from those accused of the most violent crimes – represents "a big dividing line in this election" warrants particular reflection.

Note that the gain of a particular reflection path appears as a constant factor consistently for all non-zero elements along only two columns of E k.

For example, a learner may be advised to consult some unread material that other similar learners have read before attempting a particular reflection quiz.

While this framework informs this study, I will elaborate on Turkish engagement with the Syrian refugees as a particular reflection of the new humanitarian diplomacy narrative of Turkish foreign policy.

To keep it personal, consider only reading out particular reflections in a pair or group context, such as a Bible study group.

In particular, the reflection at 5.4 Å in Figure S4 corresponds to the reflection at 5.3 Å in the SAXS pattern in Figure S2.

In particular, the reflection for the one-way boundary condition was much stronger than in the case of the LLW model, probably because of the mismatch between the dispersed tsunami velocity and the assumed tsunami velocity used in the one-way wave equation (Fig. 3a).

For Reich, character structure was the result of social processes, in particular a reflection of castration and Oedipal anxieties playing themselves out within the nuclear family.

Our study results indicate that the concept of reproductive autonomy might be part of a particular historical reflection of traditional psychiatric (coercive) approaches to prevent reproduction among psychiatric patients through sterilisation and custodial/paternalistic care for eugenic reasons.