Sentence examples for by a reflection from from inspiring English sources

It is this mirror that forms an image of the environment by a reflection from the back of the eye onto a double retina directly behind the lens (Land 1965, 1984).

The subsystems are one dimensional in that each supports just one wave mode, and are described by a reflection coefficient from which, in certain circumstances, the modal overlap and modal density can be defined as continuous functions of frequency.

Those more skeptical of the story say the apparition was created by an unusual reflection from the rotation of the lighthouse lamp.

This time, instead of being caused by a reflection on the camera's lens, the corona is caused by reflection of the light from the camera's flash acrossed a "funhouse" style mirror.

The deflection of the balance may be indicated by a pointer attached to the beam and passing over a graduated scale or by reflection from a mirror on the beam to a distant scale.

We begin by presenting a reflection on science communication from a cognitive perspective, to highlight where we believe a lacuna exists.

Individual DFB lasers can be identified by their reflection from a white light source and the flexible nature of the membrane laser allowed repeated flexing and bending without delamination or damage.

Multi-dimensional formulation of the model is presented and is illustrated by a 2D oblique wave reflection from an inviscid wall, by a 2D supersonic blunt body flow and by a Mach reflection problem.

However, a device of this type may also be used to focus a neutron beam that has already been monochromated by reflection from a crystal monochromator.

This is consistent with the so called "small eye artifact" in retinoscopy [ 39], in which the true measured refraction is confounded by reflection from a retinal layer different from the photoreceptor layer.

Radio technology, transmission and detection of communication signals consisting of electromagnetic waves that travel through the air in a straight line or by reflection from the ionosphere or from a communications satellite.