The phrase "a strong reflected" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper context or grammatical structure.
Example: "The painting has a strong reflected light that enhances its beauty."
Alternatives: "a strong reflection" or "a powerful reflection".
Consequently, the energy from a strong reflected wave can leak into the correlation functions at different depths, thereby affecting the δ p values at those depths.
SD-OCT showed macular edema with a shallowly detached fovea, an edematous retina in its all sections, subfoveal liquid, a detached peripapillary retina, intact inner segment-outer segment (IS-OS) line and a strong reflected signal from thickened inner layers of the superior retina (ILSR) in contrast to the inferior retina, suggesting the possibility of merging BRAO in this region.
From an analysis of three nights of Apache Point data and aided by a stronger reflected signal than Lunakhod 2, Williams and Boggs (2010) found a radius of 1,734,929 m with a positioning uncertainty of < 1 m.
Dr. Koppelman said he anticipated that retail sales during the Christmas shopping season would be normal to strong, reflecting a consumer determination to spend despite uncertainties.
Concealment is a strong theme, reflected in Simon Kenny's exquisite design in which doors, screens, corridors and curtains frame every interaction.
I could not.... ...... Father and daughter shared a strong bond, reflected by their tradition of spending Father's Day together by themselves.
"As the rain got heavier and we dropped too much ball, they got a bit taller and stronger," reflected Betts.
"Ultimately a strong BBC reflecting the nations and regions is a good thing," said Woodward.
This year, while the traditional business continues, the ebooks business is also making a strong showing, reflecting its exponential growth in the last 12 months.
"The minister has made a strong decision, reflecting the strength of the nation's desire to see government protecting precious wildlife," said Martin Harper, the RSPB's conservation director.
"India has embarked on the world's largest renewable energy programme, a strong message reflecting the commitment of the government to balance development imperatives with concern for the environment".
