Sentence examples for as a partial reflection from inspiring English sources

Ancient knowledge is the basis on which the patrimony of faith is built: sciences are significant not merely in themselves so much as a partial reflection of the single and unique divine Being.

But they offered a partial reflection of our own young lives.

That breadth makes the firm's results at least a partial reflection of the current state of the global markets.

More characteristically, however, "realistic" (that is, nonfantastic) fiction in all countries regarded the discovered child in a mirror that provided only a partial reflection of him.

It involves the application of a partial reflection boundary condition for this sidewall.

Fig. 6 The instantaneous ground diffraction pattern at 2 MHz for a partial reflection height of 80 km.

"Any assessment is a partial reflection of what matters," he told The WorldPost.

This arises in the following way: the discontinuity causes a partial reflection of the transmitted wave back down the guide in the opposite direction, the ratio of the two being known as the reflection coefficient.

The agency admits this conclusion could be due to the constraints of its own study, at least a partial reflection of industry pressure.

The availability of relatively inexpensive radars with complementary attributes such as MF/HF partial reflection radars and all-sky meteor radars with global geographical spread, combined with a global assimilation system will greatly facilitate our understanding of the MLT, and this is the likely future of these systems.

These radars are sometimes referred to as partial reflection (PR) radars and make use of the ionized component of the atmosphere as a tracer for the neutral motions in the ionosphere between heights of around 50 to 110 km.