The phrase "a reflection from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the image or light that bounces off a surface, often in contexts related to art, photography, or physics.
Example: "The artist captured a beautiful reflection from the water, creating a stunning visual effect in the painting."
Alternatives: "an image from the" or "a mirror of the".
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.
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).
Was that a reflection from the sniper scope of a patient beautiful female assassin dressed in black leather, waiting to shoot him if he let slip any details of the important book too soon?
#robots #tech #science nerd-base.com/post/188071591… — Nerd Base (@NerdBaseGo) March 5, 2012 The debut of the Cheetah, as the robot is known, coincided with a reflection from the technology writer Farhad Manjoo in Slate on recent developments in another field of robotics: minidrones.
Alternatively, art historians H. W. Janson and Joel Snyder suggest that the image of the king and queen is a reflection from Velázquez's canvas, the front of which is obscured from the viewer.
Although reflection was happening, it was almost unconscious, and very seldom documented: "I battle to get a reflection from them, in the portfolio.
A reflection from Anuj Shah illustrates the management's acceptance of both economic and health goals: …My biggest motivation is the number of lives we are saving.
Although only supposition, members opined that this may have been due to a combination of a possible reflection from the low sun off one of the aircraft to the West, and of the pilot's head movement as he looked forward.
SHARAD has provided strong evidence that the LDAs in Hellas Planitia are glaciers that are covered with a thin layer of debris (i.e. rocks and dust); a strong reflection from the top and base of LDAs was observed, suggesting that pure water ice makes up the bulk of the formation (between the two reflections).
