Sentence examples for to reflect the developments from inspiring English sources

At a public library in Des Moines, Senator John Edwards of North Carolina tweaked his own foreign policy speech to reflect the developments, adding Iraq -- a topic he has lately been avoiding -- to remarks that had largely focused on nuclear proliferation and other hot spots.

Hu argues that the relationship needs to reflect the development of private businesses on the mainland.

It needs to reflect the development of theory, tools and techniques as research moves on.

The third is to reflect the development condition of water injection, including cumulative injection production ratio, annual injection production ratio, and monthly injection production ratio.

The manuscripts now online have been selected and organized to reflect the development of Darwin's thought in the years leading up to the publication of The Origin of Species.

Siavashi et al. (2016) used streamline-based simulation to obtain the injection production control area, which is also called sweep region, to reflect the development performance of waterflooding reservoir.

The research results identified the "total number of employees with a master's degree or above", the "total number of engineering and technical staff" and the "number of intermediate technicians" as the most appropriate industry indices to reflect the development situation of the remanufacturing industry in China.

This headline has been updated to reflect the development.

The film, which was in development before the military killed Bin Laden and was rejiggered to reflect the development, will give Edgerton a second massive prestige picture set for a December 2012 release.

Since the sign of all elements of the eigenvector for PC1 was positive in each analysis (field, Higashimata and Nishimata; laboratory, the gill induction experiment), we interpreted PC1 to reflect the development of the external gills.

Mt was set to zero if the mean monthly temperature was below 10°C, to reflect the development thresholds for both the free living stages of F. hepatica and L. truncatula.