It is expected that alpha particles as well as protons are observed as magnetically reflected ions if the magnetic mirror reflection is ideal.
The fibre bundle has a holder to position itself at 45° to the skin surface to avoid the specular (mirror) reflection so that only the diffuse reflected light, which has gone into the tissue and sampled the tumour, was collected.
A mirror reflection might prompt you to look at the thing being reflected; an imitation keeps your eyes on the copy alone.
But their portrait is a mirror reflection at which his mother stares.
But, he added, "I refuse to become the mirror reflection of my own party".
"They're sort of a mirror reflection of us," added Mr. DiNizio, 54, who lives in Scotch Plains.
The laws of physics, it was thought, are indifferent to mirror reflection and could never predict a change in parity of a system.
But as Dworkin's carefully reasoned argument shows, liberalism can make good on that proclamation only by (re)making the object of its protection into a mirror reflection of its own limitations.
Parity, the idea that the laws of physics are the same when left and right are switched, as in a mirror reflection, is one of the most fundamental symmetries of space-time as we know it.
Thus (q1, q2) is either equal to (q1, q2) or its mirror reflection.
