Sentence examples for reflective sample from inspiring English sources

Finally, for reference, here's Monkey Marc in solo producer mode, a reflective sample based jam from his underground classic of a few years ago As The Market Crashed.

Ring geometries that contain an optical circulator can be used to profile reflective samples.

An ad hoc experimental facility is designed to measure the angular reflectance of retro-reflective samples.

Data from the reflective markers (sample rate 120Hz) and ground reaction forces (sample rate 1200Hz) will be used to calculate external joint moments via inverse dynamics (Besier et al., 2003).

The motion of reflective markers (sample rate 120 Hz) and the ground reaction force (sample rate 1200 Hz) will be used to calculate the external KAM using inverse dynamics via the University of Western Australia (UWA) model, programmed in Vicon Body Builder [ 69].

It is shown that (1) the planar film is mirror-like and highly reflective, (2) the sample with an infrared wavelength periodicity of 2300 nm reflects less, and (3) the sample based on mid-wavelength (sub-wavelength) looks green (dark brown), revealing the strong optical absorption capability.

Rather, RCI provides relative value for the reflective geometry of sample crystallinity.

We used purposive sampling to facilitate the recruitment of a sample reflective of a range of demographic characteristics.

This lack of explicit attention towards epistemology and knowledge construction may also be reflective of this sample's focus on one type of research, health research, which may have more fluid disciplinary boundaries and foundations.

Consistent with previous literature [ 11], this study confirmed the hypothesis that children with severe SLI and their parents both perceived the child to be at-risk for impaired overall HRQOL relative to the healthy population sample, reflective of scores obtained by children with physician-diagnosed severe chronic health conditions [ 8].

The use of EMR data for psychiatric research may provide a timely and cost-effective approach with the potential to generate large study samples reflective of the real population with the illness studied.