Sentence examples for reflection on a response from inspiring English sources

"This report is just the beginning of the process and will feed the Commission reflection on a response to the phenomenon," writes Mariya Gabriel, the EC commissioner for digital economy and society, in another forward.

That is, self-report measures provide the opportunity to reflect on each response, whereas indirect measures of automatic associations leave little or no room for conscious reflection on a response because participants are urged to respond as quickly as possible to stimuli presented in quick succession.

Bridgman | Packer's equally ambitious piece is a sweeping, sometimes dizzying reflection on, and response to, the work of Edward Hopper (it was partly commissioned by the Edward Hopper House Art Center, in Nyack, NY).

The presence of a voice such as Tsipras, offering a radical alternative to neoliberalism and austerity, should be welcomed if it serves to stimulate thoughtful reflection on the response to the crisis thus far.

The process of preparing country progress reports should involve all partners in AIDS response and should provide an opportunity for reflection on the national response, its achievements as well as its shortcomings, in order to reach universal goals.

That function may include reduction in the intensity of the environmental stressor's effect upon them, provision of time for reflection on future responses to the stressor, allowing time for the stressor to pass, and as a passive invitation to others to take some responsibility for the depressed individual's welfare.

A reflection on a window.

Figure 4 Reflection on a curved surface.

This is entirely analogous to a reflection on a transmission line where there is an established relationship between reflection coefficient and the impedance that caused the reflection.

This observation is consistent with ones made during the SARS outbreak regarding the benefits of responsive communication (29 ), opportunities for facilitated reflection on normal emotional responses to extraordinary stress, and opportunities for HCWs to contribute to decision-making in the workplace (10, 30 ).

Both works serve as departure points for reflections on Michelangelo's response to the human body.