Sentence examples for reflections given from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of the expected positions of available reflections given by this tool was fundamental for the planning of the measurement campaigns.

Additional data bearing on question 1 emerged from conventional content analysis of metacognitive reflections given in the end-of-semester portfolios of students in the 2010 and 2011 offerings of Animal Physiology.

Also providing complementary data were comments to an open-ended prompt at the end of the survey, as well as metacognitive reflections given in portfolios submitted by Animal Physiology students at the end of the semester.

High energy signals were fired into the ice and the resulting reflections gives insight into what lies beneath.

His reflections give some context to the strange catharsis of judging people you'll never meet.

"No. of reflections" gives the total number of experimental observations (i.e. intensity measurements).

Additionally, reflections give an additional edge to improve inefficient or redundant processes in community service.

This dark-field illumination applied from the side completely avoids tissue surface reflections, giving clear images of microcirculatory structures and red, as well as white, blood cell flow.

These reflections gave a telling description of the patients' functional ability, life circumstances, and resources for or obstacles to managing symptoms and illnesses, that the physicians could follow up.

These reflections give rise to q/ q* ratios of 1, √2, √3, √4, √5, √6, and √7, and suggest a body-centered cubic packing with a unit cell length of ca. 20.8 Å for as-cast BT-ID.

The flow of peritoneal fluid and its dissemination in relation to the various spaces, ligaments, omenta and mesenteries is shown in Fig. 3. Pelvic peritoneal reflections give rise to potential spaces for fluid collections as they form the most dependent portion in both supine and erect positions.