Sentence examples for reflexive I from inspiring English sources

A relation ϕ that always holds between any object and itself is said to be reflexive; i.e., ϕ is reflexive if(∀x)ϕxx example: "is identical with").

A preorder (or a quasi-order) ≼ on X is a binary relation on X that is reflexive (i.e., x ≼ x for all x ∈ X ) and transitive.

A preorder (or a quasiorder) ≼ on X is a binary relation on X that is reflexive (i.e., x ≼ x for all x ∈ X ) and transitive (if x, y, z ∈ X verify x ≼ y and y ≼ z, then x ≼ z ).

Note, this function is reflexive, i.e. t ∈ anc(t).

This relation is reflexive, i.e., clique A is always k-clique-connected to itself by definition.

It's the same thing I do now when I write, a drone so reflexive I don't even realize I'm doing it until my wife, who shares an office with me, says, "You're humming again," and I try to quiet down.

Responses occurring within the 130 ms interval after conditioned stimulus-onset were considered as reflexive responses (i.e. alpha-responses) and not conditioned responses (Bracha et al., 1997).

At one point I reached over to him and put my hand on his shoulder, a friendly gesture, casual, avuncular maybe, and then I let my hand curve around his shoulder and down his arm and, as I felt him flex his biceps, that reflexive preening, I curled my fingers around the muscle there and squeezed, feeling how solid it was.

Her reflexive reply: "I'd like to sleep with somebody".

The President began with some graceful words for Nancy Pelosi, the new (and first female) Speaker of the House, and then spoiled the effect with a reflexive slur: "I congratulate the Democrat majority".

She concludes with the reflexive disclaimer, "I'm straight, Prop 8 doesn't directly effect me," but her own account points to the slippery slope the same-sex marriage ban and other anti-gay marriage initiatives could send us down.