Sentence examples for reflection yields from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a moment's reflection yields the realization that there exist different kinds of learning.

Further reflection yields that while H3 is complex, it is in fact enough to consider a real three-dimensional Hilbert space R3.

The process outlined by Moustakes (1994), which includes examination of the data for themes, using writing as a means to analyze, and including researcher reflection, "yields an explicit structure of the meaning of the lived experience" (Creswell 2013, p. 195).

First cycle coding of the daily prompts, the session audio recordings, and the final reflection yielded a set of process codes (Saldaña 2016) to connote the actions and reactions of both the participants and the researchers during the professional development.

Indexation of observed Bragg reflections yields inter-planar distances which follow the relationship (d 1/d 1) = 1, (d 1/d 2) = 2, (d 1/d 3) = 3, etc, thus pointing to layered structures ordered in the direction perpendicular to the [00l] planes.

Built into the methodology for this project was reflection on the supervisors' practices and as seen above this type of self-reflection yielded changes within the practices of some of the supervisors over the course of our study.

We have shown that the women have these inner reflections at the same time and that these reflections yield contradictory answers regarding the question of whether the woman wants to return to work.

"David Adjaye: Making Public Buildings," an exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem, is the kind of measured, well-meaning endeavor that provokes reflection but yields few profound insights.

A Williamson-Hall analysis was performed for the MnSb reflections which yields a grain size of (89 ± 2) nm, comparable to the nominal film thickness and indicating high crystalline order throughout the MnSb film.

The calculations further resulted in sputtering yields, reflection coefficients and average energies of sputtered atoms and reflected nitrogen-neutrals.

Illustrative experiments in two-dimensions show that a two-layer (10-cell thick) multi-stack Radiation Boundary Condition (RBC) with a simplest Huygens's termination readily yields reflection coefficients of the order of −80 dB up to grazing incidence for all the fields radiated by a harmonic point source (λ = 30 cells) in free space located 20 cells away from the boundary.