Sentence examples for use of reflection from inspiring English sources

The use of reflection in nursing and midwifery is well-established and reflective skills are taught on both pre- and post-registration courses as a way of integrating theory and practice, and of developing students' critical and analytical skills.

However, there has been little research or reporting on the use of reflection in responding to academic integrity violations in general and plagiarism in particular.

Use of reflection coefficients not only provides an effective feature vector for EEG signal classification but also offers very low computational burden.

Checkland states that SSM is an iterative learning cycle, with the participation of different actors and using a permanent use of reflection on systems.

The experimental programme was based on the use of reflection photoelasticity techniques to determine the column web stress and strain distribution present in minor axis semi-rigid joints.

The first example makes use of reflection resonances in metasurface with inclusion of split-ring resonators, and the alignment of twisted nematics in MSLC cell is controlled electro-optically permitting a functionality of tunable reflection.

In particular, the use of refraction, reflection and surface wave techniques allowed facing the complexity of a geology that can pose different challenges to all the methods when used individually: velocity inversions, limited reflectivity, and lateral variations.

Several examples are designed to collect and hold water, which further augments the deliberate use of reflections.

Then he dashes across the street in pursuit of Giffard, or rather, his mirror image in another building; the use of reflections in glass is audaciously complex.

"But it's also cleverly written, and more than anything phenomenally directed, from the way that he uses every available surface to tell his story (someone's going to write a book one day on the use of reflections in this film) to the way he and [cinematographer Emmanuel] Lubezki shift the light to vary the color palette, preventing it from becoming repetitive.

Instead of using 'signal intensity', a number of papers have reported the use of ultrasound reflection coefficient [ 7], integrated reflection coefficient [ 8], and echo frequency spectrum [ 9] to assess cartilage degeneration.