Sentence examples for broad reflections from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore, who first ran for president in 1988 and then joined President Clinton's ticket in 1992 and 1996, offered no valedictories and no broad reflections on his campaign or career.

"Human history makes no sense without prehistory, and prehistory makes no sense without biology," he said, echoing a line from the new book, which offers a sweeping account of the human rise to domination of the biosphere, rounded out with broad reflections on art, ethics, language and religion.

Broad reflections of the crystalline silicon phase are apparent in the recording.

Figure 10 XRD of the black earth from Bolca: the graph shows the low crystallinity of the raw materials particularly marked by the broad reflections of montmorillonite.

No specific ZrO2 phase was assignable for the samples synthesized at lower temperatures (500 and 750 °C) in PO conditions due to broad reflections.

The core samples recovered from the Shikoku Basin contain broad reflections at 6° 2θ that are indicative of the presence of saponite.

Periodic Mo/Si multilayer mirrors with high peak reflectivity and broad reflection band for reflecting single attosecond pulse are designed, by optimizing the thickness ratio between the absorber layer and the bilayer.

A high reflectivity (>99%) subwavelength grating mirror (SWGM), yields a very broad reflection spectrum (1.3 2.1 μm), has been designed for parallel polarized (p-polarized) incident light and evaluated by rigorous electromagnetic simulations.

The XRD pattern of all the samples exhibits a broad reflection peak between 2θ = 15° 35° due to amorphous silica [26].

As the grating period decreases from 1040 nm to 1020 nm, the broad reflection band shifts to shorter wavelength.

As the grating period decreases from 1,040 to 1,020, the broad reflection band exhibits a distinct blue shift, indicating that the guided mode resonances shift proportionally to the grating period.