Sentence examples for reflect equally from inspiring English sources

Though it was not a glamorous start, the youngster had entered an industry that was dramatically changing to reflect equally rapid shifts in society.

An alternative view to monism, motivated by the variety of species concepts, is pluralism, which holds that the different accounts of species in systematics reflect equally legitimate ways of carving up nature subject to our pragmatic and theoretical interests.

The law also stipulates that if taxpayers are to foot the bill, then delegations to ALEC events "shall reflect equally the percentage of members from each party of the General Assembly".

I show here that these changes reflect equally rapid and dramatic changes in PMRNs.

The absence of difference between stereotypic and non-stereotypic horses might reflect equally low cortisol levels, an interpretation which would, at least partly, support a coping function of stereotypic behaviours.

The diffuse reflection defines the case where the incident light is reflected equally in all directions [39] and is well described by the Lambertian model [40].

The 60s ads were relentlessly upbeat ("bring the smile back with Brillo!"), while older ones reflected equally antique social attitudes.

The advantage of a nominal GDP target is that adverse shocks of these sorts are reflected equally in output and inflation, rather than imposing the entire burden in the form of a loss in output.

The record entry for what was the 90th anniversary of the race reflects equally healthy entries for the week-in-week-out progamme of offshore racing run by the Royal Ocean Racing Club RORCC) for its members.

The band's frenetic three-chord songs, with lyrics that reflected equally Mr. Ramone's love of comic books and horror films and his extensive musical knowledge, especially of the girl groups, were elegant enough to become the model for several generations of rockers.

The bright colors of birds, beetles, and butterflies usually come from pigments that absorb some colors of light while strongly reflecting others but to produce white light, all colors must be reflected equally.