Sentence examples for reflection of some from inspiring English sources

The reflected PUI population results from the reflection of some upstream PUIs at the cross-shock electrostatic potential of the quasi-perpendicular HTS.

Was it a reflection of some personal animus against him?

Was it a reflection of some natural process?

But I don't think that's a reflection of some character flaw.

"It was, for me, a true reflection of some of the issues in health care.

"The downgrade and the market conditions are a reflection of some much deeper, bigger problems facing the country," Mr. Pawlenty said.

We might have a 24-hour sensation, something to nudge the bellyaching reflections of some disenchanted superstar off the back pages.

They are unexpectedly elegant affairs, as well as reflections of some of the new agrarian-centered, fresh-instead-of-deep-fried thinking that is cropping up in Southern kitchens.

Here, the shadows might be glimpses and reflections of some other self, and there is a sense throughout of a narrator who is haunting his own life, never more so than in the towering long, last poem, "Elsewhere".

I have been interested in this important aspect of orthopaedics for 15 years and am pleased to have the opportunity to share my personal reflections of some of the highlights in science and the literature that helped get to the point now where we can expect greater than 80% healing even in these difficult cases of revision after massive failed cuff repair.

Alternatively, it could be that any potential changes observed in neuronal firing in V5/MT by reward are mere reflections of some top-down signal, and do not actually affect the perceptual choice – this possibility is ruled out by our results because the relative contributions of visually evoked and electrically evoked signals on the perceptual choice are affected by reward.