Sentence examples for a reflection from from inspiring English sources

In the "sample-free" region, the reflected light that re-enters the laser consists of a reflection from the coverslip-buffer interface ("signal term") and a considerably weaker reflection from the optical elements along the path ("background term"); because of the index-matching oil, the reflection from the bottom of the coverslip is negligible.

"The bum's eyes are just catching a reflection from the neon.

The red-eye situation happens when the bright light from the flash creates a reflection from the blood vessels in the back of the subject's eyes.

He said: "It is a specific slot within the Today programme which is a reflection from a religious perspective on stories of importance in the news".

As recently as October, Granma, the Cuban Communist Party's official organ, ran a "reflection" from the Comandante about a New York Times editorial that urged action along the lines that Obama eventually took (Fidel's reply: favorable, but prickly).

KF Franny Armstrong is the UK director of The Age of Stupid, a reflection from 2055 on climate change, McLibel, about the McDonald's court case, and Drowned Out,, on the fight against the Narmada dam.

While the pressure behind the reflected shock wave from the foam frontal surface was smaller than that recorded in a similar reflection from a rigid wall [25], the pressure on the "protected" surface, attached to the foam's rear-surface, was significantly higher than that recorded in a similar reflection from a bare, rigid wall [11].

Let's end with a great reflection from conedison: Why do you read?

It's a personal reflection from all three of us, for sure.

The latter focus the X-ray with a single reflection from its inner surface with the advantage of superior efficiency.

The reference arm contained absorptive neutral density (ND) filter in its focal plane to provide a weak reflection from its first surface while attenuating the reflection from the back surface.