Sentence examples for project reflection from inspiring English sources

Classic rock staples like the Rolling Stones (represented by the foreboding Gimme Shelter) and Bob Dylan (whose Tombstone Blues is sandwiched between Talib Kweli's project Reflection Eternal and Bob Marley's So Much Trouble in the World) appear, as do new-millennium rock outfits like the brainy Brooklyn outfit Okkervil River and the strum-happy Colorado outfit The Lumineers.

As the architects describe in their project reflection, Your Reflection's disorienting pathways put passersby in an uncertain "situation of estrangement, one which we do not intend on controlling, as the possibilities of reflection and deformation provoked by the concave and convex mirrored steel bi-dimensional planes are infinite". .

We projected reflection strengths onto the NS and EW vertical planes and horizontal plane in Figs. 3, 4 and 5, respectively.

The articulation of resources, tools and services based on these categories provides a starting point for more methodical design and deployment of future educational e-Science projects, reflection on which can also help further develop the framework.

As noted previously in this section, the project's prompting of analysis and synthesis was the most prominent theme, expressed in 68% of the art-project reflections.

Built into the methodology for this project was reflection on the supervisors' practices and as seen above this type of self-reflection yielded changes within the practices of some of the supervisors over the course of our study.

(Project Sa'bai) (Reflection is) useful for processing everything you have experienced.

Almost 50 years after French director Henri-Georges Clouzot pioneered optical effect experimentations, São Paulo-based artist Anaísa Franco re-explores the face as a canvas for image projection in her latest project Onirical Reflections.

Mr. Begley projects this reflection on his mother, but perhaps her view was not that: despite his list of her age-related infirmities, she may have retained the capacity for satisfaction in her own assessment of her life's course, despite its hardships, and the pleasure of visits from her son and grandchildren.

The theoretical and project-based reflection is founded on the awareness that the city is no longer or just the compact one of the old centre or the widespread one of the outskirts, but has extended over the external territories that become, through the rediscovery of environmental dominants, poles of attraction and new centres of development.

While the comments provided on the survey highlighted the intellectual stimulation afforded by the project, metacognitive reflections focused on the thinking and reasoning prompted by the project (Table 6).