Sentence examples for reflections drawn from from inspiring English sources

In this paper opinions and recommendations concerning the design and review of contractual clauses on safety are given, as well as reflections drawn from methodological papers and informal opinions of clinicians, who are most familiar with the nuances of safe and unsafe practices.

These reflections draw from meditation practices and they are designed to increase mindful attention and awareness; they are reinforced throughout the MSFP sessions, particularly during activities in which the importance of truly listening to adolescents is discussed.

Subsequent reflections drew most inspiration from the theoretical developments by Buffon's one-time understudy and the occupant of the new chair of invertebrates (Vers) from 1794 1829, Jean Baptiste Pierre Antoine de Monet, Chevalier de Lamarck (1744 1829).

Two elements of reflection can be drawn from the analysis of these.

Reflection on examples drawn from more homely contexts also casts doubt on the idea that all genuine evidence is in principle accessible to multiple individuals.

"Reflections" drew on his own American experience.

The article is drawn from his "Reflections," which clearly offer thoughts on a way forward.

The reflection loss of the RAS, drawn from the parametric study, can cover 10 dB in the whole X and Ku bands with two separated absorption peaks, while its thickness was 3.63 mm only.

By the time of the composition of the Principles, Descartes had formulated a method that, like the Scholastics, strived to explain natural phenomena based on the allegedly simple and irrefutable "facts" and/or observations, drawn from rational reflection on concepts or from everyday experience, about the most fundamental aspects of reality.

The title of the exhibition is drawn from Werner Herzog's reflections on his 1982 film Fitzcarraldo, the tale of a would be rubber baron who aims to build an opera hall in the Amazonian jungle.

Similar conclusions can be drawn from Daubert's reflections about questions during the same period (cf. Schuhmann/Smith 1987).