Sentence examples for uniquely reflect from inspiring English sources
Contemporary arguments about Jewish law uniquely reflect both the story of Jewish modernity and a crucial premise of modern conceptions of law generally: the claim of autonomy for the intellectual subject and practical sphere of the law.
However, particle morphology and the associated surface plasmon resonance alone do not uniquely reflect the important details of the local field distribution.
For instance, if WC experiments are realized in the transitional region, it will not be clear if the RSS and PER results uniquely reflect the WC effects or if the results are also affected by the instabilities of the transitional region.
Frequently, interviewees claimed that local IRBs could uniquely reflect differences in local community values.
It is apparent that the genomes of cyanobacteria, ranging almost 10-fold in size from just above 1 Mbp to close to 10 Mbp, have been subjected to a range of niche-specific environmental and competitive forces during the billion years of evolution of the phylum, and thus each genome in our dataset may uniquely reflect the characteristics it displays.
The Elizabethan and French classical stages uniquely reflected their times both in the form and content of their performances.
The dielectric properties of the composite system also change in a manner that uniquely reflects those details.
With this advance, we show that grain boundary networks can now be "colored", with every color uniquely reflecting the full misorientation information of every boundary in the network.
Each doll's facial features uniquely reflects her own ethnicity and individuality.
One image, though, which ricocheted around social media after last week's huge demonstrations in New York uniquely reflected what many of us are daring to feel — that this is something different.
Consequently, we developed this study to engage a larger number of women living in Ontario, Canada and to sample a population that uniquely reflects the global community of women living with HIV.
