Sentence examples for a physical reflection from inspiring English sources

The backdrop of the Tuileries, a physical reflection of the French penchant for imposing order on nature, provides a handy visual metaphor for these critics.

These sketches were the product of holidays in Brittany, where Lewis had found, or thought he had found, a culture whose ritualised antagonisms were a physical reflection of his own developing metaphysical commitment to anti-pathos.

Though his theories are not accepted by all who work there, the institute seems a physical reflection of his passions: one building is devoted to theory, another to experimentation and the third -- a concert hall -- to music.

To its critics, the decline of some of Banana Kelly's properties is a physical reflection of the group's internal disarray, which is sketched in remarkably consistent terms by current and former board members, former employees and financial backers.

Thus membrane condensation at T cell activation sites is a physical reflection of raft accumulation.

The body becomes physical reflection of the soul and space accompanies to it.

They found that verbal and physical reflection on embodied activity and first-person embodied play allowed students to engage deeply with challenging concepts.

Although the sudden change of damping coefficients between Parts (2) and (3) may result in some degree of non-physical reflection, such a reflection will not affect the results within the simulation duration because the outermost boundaries are far away from the rupture area.

Thus, the grid size is Δ = Δx = Δy = 10 λ D = 0.1R S. At all edges and corners of the simulation box, we applied so-called absorbing boundary conditions to suppress non-physical reflection of electromagnetic waves.

The reconstruction of extracellular matrix (ECM) by confocal reflection microscopy is a physical approach for monitoring the ECM structure, cell matrix interactions and changes of ECM structure over time.

A multi-axial perfectly matched layer (PML) was applied to the model boundaries, except for the free surface, to avoid non-physical reflections (Meza-Fajardo and Papageorgiou 2008; Zeng et al. 2011).