Sentence examples for pool reflected from inspiring English sources
In Mr. Copperfield's chambers on the top floor, a stone-lined pool reflected the city lights and statues of Ganesh, the elephant-headed Hindu deity, held stacks of fresh towels.
During the early years of the Cultural Revolution, Marshal Lin Biao was Mao's anointed successor, and his summer retreat, which was famous for its seventy-foot-long indoor pool, reflected Lin's status.
On the other hand, if the population size remained fairly high during the warming period, the gene pool reflected in 2004 would not deviate significantly from its pre-El Niño composition.
Items included in the pool reflected both different levels of strenuousness and different body positions, as both have been demonstrated to be important in the subjective experience of dyspnea [ 3].
Thus, in the presence of glucose only, labelled lactate is being generated from a pyruvate pool in which the labelling (via glycolytic activity) is strongly dependent on ionomycin-induced increases in [Ca2+]i; however, this pool is so small that it is not evident from the labelling in the bulk pyruvate pool reflected by labelling in alanine.
The pool reflects the sky and the planting, and brings colour and light into the garden.
Often candidates think these roles are woman dominated and, in turn, the available candidate pool reflects that.
Breaks from £150pp, days from £65 with lunch (01782 399000, moddershalloaks.com) In the modern, barn-style PH2O spa of this country house hotel, the 15m mother-of-pearl mosaic swimming pool reflects the wooden beams.
Just as a political poll measures a candidate's hold on the public, the future pool reflects who's up and who's down in the race to the Derby.
In the second step, usually referred to as the "theoretical analysis," the researcher assesses the content validity of the new scale, ensuring that the initial item pool reflects the desired construct (Arias et al. 2014).
Thus, fetal liver cells can survive, proliferate, differentiate, and function in a three-dimensional perfusion culture system while maintaining a progenitor pool, reflecting an important advance in hepatic tissue engineering.
