Sentence examples for reflection proposed from inspiring English sources

However, for the historical reflection proposed here, which requires a broader perspective, we should remember that the impacts of exemption policies in Africa have, overall, been modest.

Indeed, the core of the reflection proposed here is the idea that, in order to accumulate information, there is a need for an energy-dependent process of «making room» for young or novel entities that will replace the used or aged ones.

The authors, guided by the analysis of teacher trainees' learner texts and reflections, propose a new set of such criteria to be implemented in telecollaborative task design.

In order to increase the performance, a design which incorporates internal reflection is proposed in this paper.

A revised model for the lamp and the quartz sleeve, which is simplified to be a boundary wall with reflection, is proposed.

A new method based on the potential dependence of light reflection is proposed for studying kinetics of conformational changes of polymer chains.

In support of this critical reflection's proposed importance of trans-national diffusion as an explanatory dynamic of FRP development, it was also properly recognised that in addition to diffusion's more restricted interpretation as a between-FRP dynamic, its wider interpretation also plays an important role in FRP development.

Reflections on proposed plans for Radio City as outlined by the various architects handling the structure.

By Lewis Mumford The New Yorker, June 20 , 1931 P. 28Reflections on proposed plans for Radio City as outlined by the various architects handling the structure.

In this paper, a design scheme based on the theory of small reflections is proposed for the design of dual-band and multi-band A-sandwich radomes.

The X phase is difficult to interpret as a P-to-P reflection wave at the reflector proposed by Shimizu and Maeda (1980), but it is attributable to highly heterogeneous structures in the Pacific slab.One possible origin of the X phase is a mode-converted wave at velocity discontinuities between the source and receiver.