Sentence examples for reflection of the evolution from inspiring English sources

Paysinger said adjusting to new players around him was a matter of cooperation and communication, though he wondered if the rotating cast was not a larger reflection of the evolution of the linebacker position.

For lowrider diehards like Lowlow, each whip is a canvas to display his culture, faith, and family bonds (his wife, Joan, and daughters, Anamaria and Marisol, help him soup up his cars), as well as a reflection of the evolution of the lowriding culture in New Mexico at large.

This may be a reflection of the evolution and improvement in infection control and prevention practices over time.

The process initiated by the QPHRN in 2007 is therefore part of a wider reflection on the evolution of the KT field and on the development of a common research agenda.

The program includes two recent works, "Migration" — a reflection on the evolution of forms — and "The Moroccan Project," a hyperkinetic work set to North African music, from Bedouin and Berber songs to Gnawan chants.

We conclude with reflections on the evolution of projects as key sites for improving the competitive performance of the organisation.

The socialite and fashion maven combines reflections on the evolution of her style with advice for the would-be fashionista — and, of course, there are photographs.

But Amy L. Best, a sociologist at George Mason University, said the teenage embrace is more a reflection of the overall evolution of the American greeting, which has become less formal since the 1970s.

Whether the trend is a reflection of the natural evolution of venture capital or a race off a cliff will play out over time.

Hypertrophy of the ribs and/or increased extrapleural fat was present in all patients and is likely a reflection of the lengthy evolution and chronic disease (Fig. 4).

The presence of this domain might be a reflection of the functional evolution of the members of the E3 ligase family to acquire their own mobility.