Sentence examples for reflect connections from inspiring English sources
The Soviets exploited and corrupted something that is simply true and right: marriage — and the forming of meaningful partnerships — are social acts that create and reflect connections not only between two individuals but between them and their community.
Work in relational metaphysics has helped in analysis of how legal institutions should reflect connections between people, including care relationships (McClain 1992; West 1988).
OFC amygdala interactions may thus reflect connections of vulnerability that are susceptible to relapses after periods of abstinence.
Such studies reflect connections between the identity of a microbe or a community and their respective functions in the environment (terms are defined in Box 1) [8,9].
Genetic interactions observed at the organ level can reflect connections between genes working in the same pathway, but also the interconnection of several processes such as cell division and cell expansion which occur in different cell types and tissues, at different rates and developmental stages.
Genetic interactions observed at the organ level can reflect connections between genes working in the same pathway, but also the interconnection of several processes such as cell division and cell expansion that occur in different cell types and tissues, at different rates and in developmental stages.
A social network reflects connections between a set of items inspired from the investigated domain and called actors.
I watched Romi show a light in his eye that reflected connection, concentration and the desire to work with his rider.
"With the whole greater than its individual parts, joined together Serenity and Rose Quartz demonstrate an inherent balance between a warmer embracing rose tone and the cooler tranquil blue, reflecting connection and wellness as well as a soothing sense of order and peace," Eiseman continues.
The reduced functional connectivity could reflect reduced connection strengths within and between areas, or impaired functioning of one of more of the areas that leads to reduced functional connectivity.
One aim was to find out how a country's internal borders reflect human connections.
