Sentence examples for a surface in which from inspiring English sources

He glimpses a reflection of himself wielding his belt and suddenly he feels a sadness 'produced when the mirroring world no longer offers a surface in which one may recognise one's true likeness'.

I took thousands of images of it, and I have come to see it as the ultimate metaphor, a mirror for our rights and wrongs, a surface in which we see ourselves".

It was his first win over the Spaniard on clay in five attempts and confirmed his improvement on a surface in which he has won 15 matches in a row, as well as his first two titles.

Specular reflection (R specular ) is the optical property defined as the mirror-like reflection of light/photons from a surface, in which light/photons from a given incoming direction are reflected into a single outgoing direction.

A straight line is the shortest path from one point to another; surfaces have length and breadth but no height or depth; and a plane is a surface in which if two arbitrary points are joined by a straight line this line lies entirely in the surface.

A patch is a 2D surface in which molecules may be embedded and is connected to one or two compartments.

One valve from each mussel shell was placed horizontally on a plane surface in which there was a narrow slot running at right angles to the valve length.

Ramoplanin has been proposed to form an amphipathic C2 symmetrical dimer that has a membrane binding hydrophobic surface and a hydrophilic surface, in which Lipid II is captured between the two hydrophobic surfaces of the dimer (15).

In groups III and IV the temperature of a paw surface in which carrageenin was injected and of a paw on symmetrical side without induced inflammatory reaction was measured as well.

OIO treats the surface of the numerical function to be optimized as a reflecting surface in which each peak is assumed to reflect as a convex mirror and each valley to reflect as a concave one.

In SD prepared by the solvent evaporation method, the crystals form a rough surface in which the drug and polymer are completely fused, forming a uniform single component.