Sentence examples for which we reflect from inspiring English sources

Viewed most generally, a "reflective equilibrium" is the end-point of a deliberative process in which we reflect on and revise our beliefs about an area of inquiry, moral or non-moral.

In order to deepen and enhance the learning in these three dimensions -- Knowledge, Skills, and Character qualities--there is an important additional fourth dimension needed for a fully comprehensive twenty-first century education: Meta-Learning (often called learning to learn--the internal processes by which we reflect on and adapt our learning).

These invariants tell us that the numbers of tokens in stress, dm + im and hBCAF + TF are constant, which we reflect by the colour scheme in Figure 4. Furthermore, we see that the net is not covered in P-invariants, meaning that the net is in principle unbounded (species hBCA, hB cC cA c and olg do not have an upper bound).

Sitka spruce and loblolly pine, like most conifers in their natural environment, have been confronted by various endemic herbivorous pests, which we speculate could be reflected by high dN/dS estimates at genes involved in defense and stress response.

It is neither scientific nor exhaustive but, from the diverse views, we have identified five key themes, which we believe reflect the core concerns and aspirations of contributors.

We must humbly join intersecting communities in which we can reflect, be challenged, and learn together.

It makes me think that there is a prescribed time in which we must reflect.

Here are some of the facts about racism, materialism and militarism in the US which we should reflect on as we decide how best to carry on the radical struggle for justice of Dr. King.

We evaluated programs from [15], [16], which we believe reflect a representative sample of current promoter predictors.

However, under HR conditions, which we believe reflect the situation within the placentas of women at risk for preeclampsia, vitamin treatment decreases the amount of Bcl-2 and Bcl-xL, leading to more Bax and Bak present in the mitochondrial membrane to form transition pores with the subsequent release of cytochrome c and the activation of caspase 3.

Mechanical energy from the beating heart is transferred to the lung, inducing variations in the airway pressure signal called cardiogenic oscillations (COS), which we hypothesize reflect intratidal nonlinear lung mechanics.