Sentence examples for reflections related from inspiring English sources

The XRD patterns exhibit the characteristic reflections related to the layered double hydroxides.

By increasing the annealing temperature to 600 °C (sample Q2), the film showed only (0k0) reflections related to orthorhombic α-phase of molybdenum oxide.

These diffraction peaks of XRD pattern correspond to the (002), (012), (112), (222), and (023) reflections related to the cubic (Pm-3n) structure of WO3.

Special care was taken that reflections related by the twinning transformation were both contained in the test set.

As homework between the sessions, the patients will be asked to identify barriers to normal functioning, reasons for fear avoidance behaviour and other reflections related to the education.

Perception ambivalence captured ambivalent feelings and reflections related to patients' perception of being at risk of CVD, on the one hand, and their perception of being healthy or sick on the other.

While this phenomenological work is composed of teacher reflections on their experiences with first-time STEM implementation, we are interested in continuing to explore how these reflections relate to their teaching pedagogy during this implementation.

Perhaps the most positive reflections relating to IPE in clinical placement were those associated with the student training ward in Perth.

In our reflections relating to our own fieldwork experiences, we have placed at the centre the specific social context of our participants in their self-perceived and actual social positioning and location as post-colonial working-class immigrants growing older in a Western welfare state.

The interferences they produce are determined primarily by the delay of the reflection (related to the distance) and secondarily by the nature of the reflecting object (grass, sand, snow, etc).

If the delayed reflection dose not result in the target behavior (in this case death talk) the same or a similar complex reflection, related to the patients previous statement, may be repeated again later in the interview.