Sentence examples for reflected according to from inspiring English sources
The cautious approach reflected, according to several officials from the Group of 20 powers, the concerns of China, which resisted setting any kind of timetable for currency appreciation, and Germany, which insisted that the problem involved fiscal, monetary and other policies, not just trade.
Findings suggested that the self-knowledge tool constituted a sort of structured "looking glass" in which young people saw themselves reflected according to the dimensions in the inventory used.
Through the abovementioned method of data collection, the negative effect of S hidden(−1, k) on ESN is effectively eliminated, and the mapping relationship between the WB audio feature F X (m) and the HF spectral envelope F Y (m) can be properly reflected according to the model trained from B(k) and Q k). 3.
Based on that, by detecting the amplitude ratios and phase differences of induction electromotive force received by two receiver coils mounted on the resistivity LWD tool, the resistivities of different media can be reflected according to the measurement model of the tool.
The aim of this study was to further investigate structural brain abnormalities in carefully selected adult (≥18 years), male and unmedicated patients with OCD compared to healthy controls as reflected according to WM changes by FA and ADC.
Although not being reflected according to significant mRNA changes, our finding that a high intake of walnut oil to a significantly higher extend than lard significantly decreased serum sICAM in parallel with the observed loss of hepatic TAG further promotes the suggestion that circulating sICAM might originate from the liver and also relates to the grade of hepatic steatosis in our model.
When the magnetron hits (partial X), it reflects according to the standard "incidence angle equals reflection angle" law and thus the "particle" propagates along (partial X) with speed O(1) rather than (O(mu ^{-1})).
Nine nations will send troops in total, including Germany, Poland and Italy - a larger than expected number reflecting, according to British foreign secretary David Miliband, a "palpable" Obama effect on international goodwill.
Moreover, the structures that generate the varieties of social and cultural forms ultimately reflect, according to Lévi-Strauss, basic characteristics of the human mind.
The decision reflects, according to Lucy Hannah, programme manager at the Commonwealth Foundation, "a gradual awareness that the literary world is populated with quite a lot of prizes, many of which have more resources than we could put in.
Despite the global economic crisis, the continued expansion of such high-end galleries reflects, according to Rappolt, the strength of the top end of the contemporary art market, bolstered by the desire among tycoons to "enter the weird social elite that collecting art creates".
