Sentence examples for reflections provided from inspiring English sources

Iconic portraits of Sammy Davis Jr in 1959, tap-dancing across Broadway or leaning, exhausted, against a high-rise hotel window, glass in hand, top-lit through multiple reflections, provided a benchmark of his intermittent relationship with celebrity portraiture.

Intensity change in the {2 0 0} reflections provided quantitative measurements of domain switching behavior, domain texture and the strain resulting from domain switching.

Inverse FFT reconstructions of IO, Pt, or Au NPs using their own reflections provided the real-spatial distributions of IO, Pt, and Au in HNTs.

Of the 821 reflections provided by these women on MHCP attributes that were valued and remembered, close to half related to 'kindness' and 'encouragement' [ 44].

As expected, the informants' reports of experiences and their reflections provided further insights into what can be achieved by the quantitative HLQ.

The above reflections provide a standard for determining when socially value-laden inquiry has gone wrong.

These reflections provide additional indications regarding the tilt of the c-axis away from the fibre axis, the crystallite thickness and the nature of the non-periodic layer crystallites themselves.

SPEAK's collection of personal reflections provide unfiltered voice to the underrepresented Baltimore musicians and music venues.

And research published in the June 2005 issue of the American Journal of Hypertension demonstrates for the first time that dark chocolate has an acute and potent dilating effect on muscular arteries and reduces so-called wave reflections, providing a mechanism for how chocolate may protect the cardiovascular system.

The temporal coherence of the beam, where the bandwidth of the monochromator crystal,, can be related to the specific Darwin width,, through the derivative of Bragg's law to give At 15 keV the Si 111 and 333 reflections provide temporal coherences of = 0.6 and 9.4 µm, respectively.

Training is occurring during their normal teaching responsibilities, with feedback and reflection provided immediately by the presence of a coach.