The phrase "addition reflection" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two concepts, but without proper context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "In addition reflection, we can see how our previous decisions have impacted our current situation."
Alternatives: "additional consideration" or "further reflection".
In addition, reflections from the ETT lumen are used to generate a profile of the lumen area over the length of the tube.
In addition, reflections from the glass window in the diode led to a secondary point source that had to be eliminated through a spatial filter.
In addition, the reflection loss is sensitive to the heteroatom contents.
In addition, the reflection peak can also exhibit obvious blue-shift by changing Fermi energy of graphene.
In addition, the reflection at 24.50° (Fig. 4a) corresponding to the crystal plane (202) shifted to 24.38° and 24.28° after 5 and 14 days, respectively (Fig. 4b, c).
As can be seen in Fig. 5, in addition to reflection, appreciable losses (10 15 %) are observed in the wavelength range λ > 500 550 nm caused by absorption in SnO2 F and greater losses (15 35 %) in the case of ITO.
In addition, the reflection signal of the unlabelled cartilage was measured in a second detector channel.
As the title suggests, there's a focus on "the pomposities of foodie subculture", in addition to reflections on pop culture (collated from her contributions to Lucky Peach magazine), relationships, and the animal in all of us.
In addition, as reflections are intimately entangled with their triggering situational context, we suggest where possible to consider objective information about this triggering situation allowing assessors to verify described reflections.
The present work investigates the performance of the features of Autoregressive (AR) parameters, which include gain and reflection coefficients, in addition to the traditional linear prediction coefficients (LPC), to recognize emotions from speech signals.
