Sentence examples for the term reflects from inspiring English sources

Agency officials acknowledge that while "geospatial intelligence" may be a murky concept, the term reflects the state of modern mapmaking.

The term reflects the industry's conceit that the audience they provide advertisers is more desirable than broadcast television's because it has paid for the product.

The term reflects an appreciation of the Japanese folk traditions that artisans like Mr. Shimaoka's teacher, the potter Shoji Hamada, began to look to early in the 20th century in the face of rising industrialization.

Add a desire to devolve more decisions to local areas, and Whitehall begins to look too large and creaky.The ranks of "mandarins" (the term reflects historical attitudes to the Chinese system, which Britons found both impressive and stultifying) are already thinner.

Basically the term reflects the fact that its now so easy to digitize and put on the Internet all kinds of information — things as diverse as the measurements of passive sensors,  most or all the world's books, 200 million tweets a day and most of the world's significant financial transactions — that the data is growing enormously.

The term reflects the technological prowess of scientists to construct and maintain germ-free, bio-conditioned dwellings.

Hereafter, we distinguish the term "S reflection," which means the primary S wave reflection between the seafloor and basement constructed by the interferometry (Fig. 6a), with the term "reflected S wave," as coming from one source (Fig. 6c).

In fact, the term reflect and its derivates and synonyms are repeated up to eight times in the brief footnote descriptions of the thirteen illustrationsi! Figure 2 A & B. People mover.

Until the middle of the 1980s, for me and for others I was in contact with who had different ethnic backgrounds, the identity and differentiation of "nationality" (minzu) seemed unimportant; the term reflected only differences in languages and customs.

Weiser (1996), who coined the term, reflected, "Ubiquitous computing names the third wave in computing, just now beginning.

Gazprom's spokesman, Sergei V. Kupriyanov, says that Gazprom is not responsible for TNK-BP's regulatory troubles and that the terms reflect market conditions.