Sentence examples for the target reflects from inspiring English sources
Associated with each target, say the m th one, is its position vector p k ( m ) per time k and the signal of strength s(m) that the target reflects or emits.
Both adults and children showed a significant increased negativity contralateral compared to ipsilateral to the target (reflected in the N2pc) in both displays with a lateral target while no such effect was seen in displays with a midline target.
For example, Washington state has only one coal-fired power plant, and it will be retired before 2030, so the state's target reflects that.
This big swing away from target reflects the components of the resource allocation formula, especially its sensitivity to changes in population size.
This target reflects the anticipated combined financial risk protection effect of the progressive realisation of both universal health coverage and social protection.
That target reflects the goals specified by legislation that was passed in the House in June.
When the second target (T2) is presented within ∼200 to 500 ms after the onset of the first target (T1), participants often fail to report the second target, reflecting the occurrence of an attentional blink (AB) [2].
Our new price target reflects the upgrades and UK and international peer group re-rating.
He said that despite recent rises in petrol prices, consumer price index (CPI) inflation - the government's target measure - has been lower than expected, and below the 2% target, reflecting continued downward pressure on the prices of imported food and clothing, competition in the distribution sector, and modest wage inflation.
During the late 1990s, the rate was higher than their target, reflecting the overheating economy that sent unemployment rates down to historical lows.
The dispute over targets reflects the growing cleavage between the Bush administration and many other developed countries represented here that say numerical targets are necessary to add urgency and structure to future negotiations.
