Sentence examples for reflection available from inspiring English sources

This is a clumsy simile – resurrection is the restoration of life to the dead, not a virtual image projected by George Lucas – and it elbows out the deeper reflection, available to CS Lewis, of how terrible it is to want to drag the dead back to life, how unloving – then they'd have to go through the business of dying all over again.

A total of 51 grains of bridgmanite were indexed and the 16 of them with the most reflections available were selected for unit cell determination (Table 1).

The current review provides the most accurate reflection of available literature to date to answer the question of whether periodontal treatment affects the general health of type 2 diabetic patients by improving glycemic control compared to no periodontal treatment after at least 3-month follow-up.

These materials were also detected in the CPTu data and show good correspondence with available reflection seismic profiles from the site.

This study integrates newly acquired high-resolution single channel seismic reflection profiles and available lithological information of the Barcelona shelf to describe its late Quaternary architecture and the role of global glacio-eustatic fluctuations and local factors in its development.

While acknowledging that the number of accessions may not always give an accurate reflection of the available diversity (FAO 2010), this data indicates some in-country collections with clearly evident collection gaps that may need to be filled.

The number of filled teeth may be a reflection of the available treatments for the patients.

We feel, however, that the included 89 papers are a good reflection of the available literature in this field.

Argumentations were important for understanding and analyzing the scores, and to stimulate active reflection on the available evidence by the participant in the process of scoring.

Also, our finding that MCH outcomes are more strongly associated with individual-level SEP than with neighborhood SEP might reflect the fact that neighborhood SEP in our study was an aggregate of household LICO, whereas household LICO itself might be a more accurate and direct reflection of resources available to a household.

The Debye Waller factor has an exponential fall with increasing scattering angle, and since the measured and calculated intensities are scaled relative to each other up to the 444 reflection (the highest available for Si with the wavelength used in this study), a suitable value for B is required that captures the intensity fall-off over the whole experimental range.