The phrase "arrows reflected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing imagery, symbolism, or physical phenomena involving arrows and reflection, such as in art or physics.
Example: "In the painting, the arrows reflected the light in a way that created a mesmerizing effect."
Alternatives: "reflected arrows" or "arrows bouncing back".
Lower right shows the fixed specimen stained with H&E; the thin spaces between collagen layers (arrows) reflect normally fluid-filled spaces that are almost completely collapsed.
But some of the light (solid arrows) reflects off an aluminum backing, returns through the silicon, and exits without generating electricity.
Open arrows reflect shortening rates across the Himalayan range (Ader et al., 2012).
The magenta arrows reflect the increasing of porosity (C) Relationship between the electrical resistivity/conductivity (ρW/EC) of water, total dissolved solids (T.D.S ., and the resistivity of aquifer (ρA) .
Table 3 shows trends observed for inter-groups comparisons, where arrows reflect increase or diminish in the group located in the upper part of the ratio.
(a) The contour plot of the transmission probability as a function of the incident angle and the incident energy, for a fixed barrier width d = 1 and height V = 4, for magnetic field B = 0. (b) The spin orientation of the incident (black arrows), transmitted (red arrows), and reflected (green arrows) electrons as a function of the incident angle and energy.
Dark blue dashed line delineates reported strong effects of the great 1505 event; largest blue diamonds and arrow reflect the areas of devastation (Jackson, 2002).
Open image in new window Fig. 18 a, b This example of knee arthrography illustrates minimal pooling of contrast medium around the needle tip (arrow) reflecting mixed injection (intra-articular and extra-articular).
This arrow reflects individual changes in health care workers' knowledge, attitude and skills resulting from the training.
Thus, the length of the arrow reflects the relative reliability of the recombination data generated by this method.
