Sentence examples for will become reflecting from inspiring English sources

In winter they will become reflecting pools, warmed by recycling steam to prevent freezing.

If and when these changes become reflected in new social norms, they will tend to be relatively robust, requiring quite profound changes to induce further processes of change.

The M train, brown for three decades, will become orange, reflecting its rerouting along Avenue of the Americas.

They will become a mirror reflecting those qualities in you.

If water is valued as a scarce resource and thus becomes more expensive, private investment that encourages water saving and efficiency will become attractive and better reflect the scarce nature of the resource.

Ultimately, 'semantics is in the eye of the end-user', hence we believe end-user approaches such as Reflect will become increasingly important in semantic web technologies.

The "corresponding state hypothesis" predicts that a protein that functions normally at elevated temperature will become more rigid at reduced temperatures, reflecting the presence of interactions that allow for protein stability at the elevated, physiologically relevant temperature.

If books don't reflect that, they will become increasingly irrelevant and unprofitable.

He merely hopes more people will become aware of his work, and reflect on their own experiences.

When the pump energy reaches a certain extent, the reflected pulse width will become nearly approximate to the incident pulse width.

Whenever companies enter the political arena, they are running a risk that at some future point, they will become associated with activities that may reflect poorly on their enterprise.