Sentence examples for reflection of the structure from inspiring English sources

I focus on nonfinancial debt — that's because money that banks owe to each other is more a reflection of the structure of the financial system than of the degree of overborrowing more broadly.

From left to right, each peak corresponding to a GSP mode ordered with 1, 2 … Figure 3 Attenuated total reflection of the structure in Figure2a.

The decision to create a categorical variable was a direct reflection of the structure of many of the control assessment tools in use.

We therefore hypothesized that the evolutionary diversification in carotenoid-based coloration in these taxa should be a reflection of the structure and patterns of enzymatic connectivity of the underlying "global network" of carotenoid biosynthesis.

The realization that viscoelasticity is a quantifiable reflection of the structure and composition impacting its survival under mechanical or chemical challenge opens new pathways for the control of biofilms in disease and understanding of ill-understood phenomena like the increased susceptibility of biofilms to antibiotics in combination with pulsating waves of energy (Rediske et al., 1998).

In some cases, the demands of grading require so much instructor attention, little time remains for reflection on the structure of a course or for aspirations of pedagogical improvement.

For Sartre, the practice of phenomenology proceeds by a deliberate reflection on the structure of consciousness.

The classical proofs are intuitionistically not acceptable because of the way they depend on PEM; the intuitionistic proofs are classically not acceptable because they depend on reflection on the structure of mental proofs.

We observed that positional correlation between quantum dots within dot molecules can be examined directly or indirectly by acquiring diffuse intensities near Bragg reflections of the structure material or of the substrate material instead.

We thereby turn our attention, in reflection, to the structure of our own conscious experience.

We use two-dimensional finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method to calculate the transmission and reflection of the proposed structure and the absorption of the entire structure is defined as A = 1 − R − T.