Sentence examples for terms of reflecting from inspiring English sources

"This is a huge problem in terms of reflecting" the potential risk contained in a company's greenhouse gas emissions.

"He's been a staple in this community in terms of reflecting what East Harlem was and its ability to change," Mr. Rodriguez said.

Even if there is a physiological instigator, dreams of falling can take on a host of symbolic meanings in terms of reflecting experiences of sudden change, disruption, loss or trauma.

"The report is encouraging in terms of reflecting a steady improvement in consumer attitudes, which should bode well for spending in the second quarter," said Anthony Karydakis, an economist at Banc One Capital Markets in Chicago.

Mojdeh Baratloo, of Baratloo-Balch Architects, the firm that designed the loft, said that Venetian plaster comes close to marble in terms of reflecting light and can be applied on top of drywall, which weighs and costs relatively little.

"The sign could actually play an almost organic role in terms of reflecting activity in the markets" — markets of all kinds, from the stock exchange in Hong Kong to local supermarkets.

The SPR spectrum was shown in terms of reflected light intensities versus wavelengths of incident light.

These sensor transducers were used in a reflexive set-up, and their response was characterized in terms of reflected optical power at 850 nm and absorbance spectra.

Despite the image measurements fundamentally being of an indirect nature, in terms of reflected light from external objects subject to unknown or uncontrolled illumination, this result shows how receptive field measurements can nevertheless be related to inherent physical properties of objects in the environment.

In terms of accurately reflecting evolutionary processes, this makes sense.

So, QoS can be expressed in terms of rate, reflecting the minimum required rate per user, or in terms of delay, showing the maximum delay that a user can tolerate for its packets.