Sentence examples for a near reflection from inspiring English sources
So it was that the National Security Council — a near reflection of the theater‐nuclear community that got the Germans interested in all this to begin with — won by persistence and default, and with no small thanks to the President's international image as an incompetent.
The observed stability curve corresponding to the XlnR protein in the feedback loop (ω1) is a near reflection of the corresponding resultant oscillation curve and Figure 7 (A)).
A sunset in Greece displays a near perfect reflection of Minnaert's triangular reflection acrossed the ocean.
A near infrared reflection is visible after 23 h of evaporation at 50% humidity and the peak position then shifts from 750 nm to 460 nm.
We conclude that the paraxial approximation offers an efficient method for computing the matrix system for finite-frequency inversions in global tomography, though care should be taken near reflection points, and alternative methods are needed to compute sensitivity near the antipode.
The group refractive index near reflection is approximated as follows (Davies 1969) and was examined to estimate the magnetic inclination effect on the cusp signature.
By tuning the pump light, we spectrally redshift the plasmonic resonances, and the metasurface achieves a large modulation depth of the reflection of the TM-polarized light from 0.003 to 60%, while maintaining a near-one reflection for the TE-polarized wave.
In fact, front-line combat troops are a near-perfect reflection of American male society.
The site itself, as it turns out, is a near-perfect reflection of the candidate that it loves.
In important ways, the approval of the America Online-Time Warner deal is a near-perfect reflection of the current state of competition policy.
