Sentence examples for reflex on the from inspiring English sources

For a long while, pro-Europeanism was a reflex on the left.

It's not just a tribal reflex on the part of the Republicans to defend a President of the same party; it's a necessity of the numbers.

The resentments, racial and cultural and economic, are still real, if not nearly as raw as in 1968, and invoking them has become a kind of reflex on the right, to the point of self-parody.

The neurological examination showed a mild right hemiparesis with asymmetrical increased tendon reflexes and upward plantar reflex on the right.

where λ is the X-ray wavelength, B is the full width at half maximum of the diffraction reflex (in radian), and θ B is the half angle position of the diffraction reflex on the 2θ scale.

It is clear from the above that the physical causes and micromechanisms for the ML appearance-disappearance as spectral feature and the ML displacement on the spectra as a charge reflex on the surface layers (interface) restructuration must be mutually connected but are different.

Here's what confused the nine-year-old me: The version of "The Reflex" on Seven and the Ragged Tiger sounded absolutely nothing like the version that was so popular on the radio.

Two chance dismissals, both a consequence of superb reflexes on the Warwickshire side, changed the tenor of the match.

Twice, he worked Hugo Lloris before the interval, fully testing the Tottenham goalkeeper's reflexes on the first occasion.

Professional tennis is a grueling, head-spinning grind, one that Navratilova tired of in 1994, at 37, but returned to in 2000, unable to resist the temptation to test her reflexes on the doubles courts she and Pam Shriver long owned.

Rows and rows of arcade machines flicker under the fluorescent lights, and you'll need guts of steel and quick reflexes on the arcade's second floor, dedicated to crazy "bullet hell" shoot-'em-up games like Mushihimesama, in which endless streams of projectiles are fired at players.