Sentence examples for allows the reflection from inspiring English sources
The gradual passage from a dry to a wet lung allows the reflection of the ultrasound beam and leads to the formation of vertical artifacts called B-lines [ 9].
Cyclic representations are mental structures allowing the reflection of development processes in the world around.
Hence, allowing the reflection paths to be close in delay between themselves could not degrade the performance so much, compared to allowing significant reflection paths to be close in delay to the direct path.
New cube mapping techniques allow the reflection cast by an object to correspond with the brightness of the light source, and lightmaps enable light bouncing and global illumination to be taken into account in the rendering.
This method allows the transmission, reflection and wave conversion at discontinuities to be determined for complex waveguides.
Forums allowing the personal reflection and discourse of these unconscious biases are needed in order for a diverse and inclusive learning environment to exist.
The teachers intervene as little as possible to allow the collaborative reflection process to develop naturally.
The time delay between emitting the pulse and detecting its reflection allows the aircraft's distance to be determined.
"During hypnosis, this kind of disassociation between action and reflection allows the person to engage in activities either suggested by a clinician or self-suggested without devoting mental resources to being self-conscious about the activity," the researchers wrote.
The instrument is a quadrat siting frame, similar to instruments used in botanic surveys, and uses an inclined mirror which by reflection allows the operator to look upwards through the canopy and assess the density.
The doubling of identities here allows the script to introduce reflections on not only the possibilities and limits of biography (and its voyeuristic nature), but also changing social perceptions of homosexuality; the relative importance of will and talent in artistic creation; and the unsung people omitted from official accounts of the great (embodied here by the rent boy).
