Sentence examples for reflects differently from inspiring English sources

Different times of day the sunlight reflects differently throughout the house.

Whenever the color of an object seems to change when the light reflects differently, you're experiencing this phenomenon.

Compared to Gore or McCain's campaign jitters, this staff change "reflects differently on [Trump's] campaign," because "his attempts so far to hire people seem to be ending badly," according to Michelson.

Many times, if a coin is in great condition but the light of the coin reflects differently from the high points of the coin as opposed to the lower points of the coin, then the coin is usually AU.

Instead they are reflected differently in different branches, allowing a reconstruction of these phonemes as palatalized plosives.

Since a given degree of result heterogeneity may be reflected differently in the difference methods (MD and SMD) compared to the ratio method (RoM), heterogeneity was added at the level of the individual mean values rather than the level of the treatment effects to ensure that the degree of heterogeneity added was comparable between the three methods.

Lastly, they hit their collection of rubidium atoms with a beam of circularly polarized light, which is reflected differently by atoms with a different magnetic orientation and can, therefore, reveal the magnetic orientation of the atoms in the sample.

In consequence, sex-limited patterns of hormone production would be reflected differently in the differentiation of different phenotypic components (neuron numbers versus synapse density) of the vocal areas, if these phenotypic components differ in their hormone-sensitivity.

These segments, as well as the different flow styles, are reflected differently in the offshore stratigraphic record.

The basis of this decision was that the health priorities of high-income countries are different from LMIC and that these priorities would be reflected differently in any assessment tool for high-income countries.

US waves are reflected differently by blood (vessel lumen) and wall layers because of their differences in density and elasticity.