Sentence examples for reflection on the implications from inspiring English sources

That culture propelled Microsoft's success, but it was not up to mature reflection on the implications of a federal antitrust suit.

Now is not the time to give the full picture of the crisis and to have a serious reflection on the implications of the crisis.

By drawing on questions, opinions, concerns and uncertainties that this diverse group of stakeholders shared or raised on these issues, we argue for a broader recognition of, and reflection on the implications arising from the cultivation of cisgenic plants, and cisgenic LBR potato within Europe in particular.

The chapter then proposes a set of mathematical tools for model-based compensation of nonlinear phenomena in the robot's transmission, such as backlash and friction and ends with a reflection on the implications of the design choices on the implementation of an effective control strategy.

A central task for individual-level work with men to change gender relations is to initiate a process of reflection on the implications of ways of living, and awareness of alternatives, to explore and empower them to work for gender equity.

We have suggested the value of a formal decision making process in encouraging a process of reflection on the implications of user needs research for product development that may result in a more objective approach to decision making based on all available information.

20) goes back to the '20s and '30s and offers Mr. Feinstein's reflections on the implications of changing technology, as radio, records and especially the microphone influenced the sound of music.

The code has three main aims: to foster ethical research, to encourage active reflection among scientists on the implications and impacts of their work, and to support communication between scientists and the public on complex and challenging issues.

However, it is hoped that this paper will facilitate a reflection and dialogue on the implications of current charity and security discourses are morally grounded and whether they achieve their desired effect.

The four objects of awareness included were: memory, instrumental activities of daily living (IADL), social behaviour and metacognitive reflection on the condition, its implications and impact.

Baker's book is studded with sharply ironic reflections on the wider implications of the medical world.