Sentence examples for reflected terms from inspiring English sources

TD1 consists of the traction change due to the direct contribution propagated from the slip region, and also the perturbations due to the heterogeneities, e.g. reflected terms from the material interfaces, and refracted terms propagating through the high-velocity zone.

For both sexes, the first factor reflected terms related to metabolism, and females were further enriched for terms involved with translation and transport.

Both rates reflect terms for borrowers with above-average credit scores who put down 20percentt for loans of $250,000 to $500,000.

The I.R.S., in issuing a revenue ruling disallowing the shelter, said the price paid by family partnerships for the stock options would "rarely, if ever, reflect terms that would be agreed to between unrelated parties".

These are not exclusive classifications but appear to reflect terms used in the literature and having relatively clear definitions.

"When we queried the company, we were told this reflected better terms from vendors on promotional allowances".

This effect was not reflected in terms of R2 but in the RMSE.

Effectively, a household's utility is reflected in terms of their preferences for carrying out compatible adaptation actions.

This is also reflected in terms of epithelial barrier function and, at the cellular level, tight junctions.

The main vegetation gradient in the area reflected long-term management (land-use) intensity.

It said the move reflected "long-term succession" issues and was not a change in strategy for the insurer.