Sentence examples for that together reflect from inspiring English sources
Harvard Law School offers students a curriculum of unparalleled breadth: more than 400 courses, seminars, and reading groups that together reflect the remarkable range of the faculty's expertise and interests.
The title, drawn from a Robert Frost poem, "points to the impossibility of offering a tidy picture of this country, its culture and, by extension, its art," offers Chief Curator Donna De Salvo, who organized the exhibition around a series of 23 "thematic chapters that together reflect on American art history from the vantage point of today".
The multivariate model we developed characterizes a "healthy aging" phenotype based upon an integration of measures that together reflect multiple dimensions of an aging adult 65-699 years of age).
Through June 14 Olafur Eliasson, Denmark's most celebrated contemporary artist, here presents two installations that together reflect opposite ends of a restlessly creative sensibility.
This allowed us to identify four dietary patterns that together reflected the usual dietary intake of our population.
Rather, it was infused with classic movies (Allen describes in Weide's film his obsessive movie-going in childhood, his Bergman enthusiasm that started in his early twenties) as well as with Gershwin, old-time jazz, and serious literature, and an interest in sports and a taste for Yiddishkeit that, together, reflected the Old and New World strands of his populist, streetwise roots.
His movies embrace different problems and character types — a strung-out drug addict rather than an alcohol-soaked swell — but like the classics of the form, they have zippy, at times breakneck pacing, rapidly fired zingers and physical comedy that, taken together, reflect the wild unpredictability of the greater world.
Since mixture coefficients that link Dirichlet densities together reflect the probabilities with which each Dirichlet density occurs in the mixture, these coefficients can be put simply equal to the frequencies of 20 amino acids in protein databases.
The most important next step may be an exploration of clusters of MeSH terms and concepts, which together reflect that an article is likely relevant to palliative care.
As governments and donors gather in Mexico next week, two years on from Busan, we should celebrate the fact that we have started this journey together, reflect on how much further we have to travel, and then steel ourselves for the long walk ahead.
Readers will find a range of scholarly approaches some qualitative, others quantitative that together reflect the broad, multi-disciplinary character of ISPS.
