Sentence examples for certain reflection from inspiring English sources
Correct stacking velocities (V st) are obtained from the processing center of seismic reflection data of CDPs gathers after iteration of velocities searching for the normal move-out (NMO) velocity (V NMO) that will best NMO-correct a certain reflection (i.e., makes it perfectly flattened instead of hyperbolic event).
All the 20-μm-thick c-Si films textured with different INP arrays show certain reflection reduction over the planar counterpart, which can be explained by the roughened surfaces and the gradual change of the refractive index from air to Si.
It's important to stop long enough at certain reflection points to recognize that we are making real change, no matter how incremental, before we start running again.
"There is this cinematic intelligence to his work, in his portraits and in his dream drawings," says Gioni. "And it's this certain reflection of America, that our unconscious has been colonized by mass culture.
However, the methods needs certain reflection; when understanding the differences we found between Dutch and Swedish students the background variables used in the questionnaire do not in themselves explain the results.
Certain reflections for Pt were missing for PtO alloy, indicating preferred orientation of the sample.
The increase in the value of the interaxial angle caused the structure to be close to cubic, which resulted in the disappearance of certain reflections.
Reynolds (2006), for instance, concludes his introduction to existentialism with a consideration of how post-structuralists such as Derrida, Deleuze, and Foucault extend certain reflections found in Sartre, Camus, and Heidegger, while Reynolds (2004) does the same, in more detail for Derrida and Merleau-Ponty.
Before the phase problem can be solved, the usual procedure is to determine the space group of the crystal with the help of the Laue symmetry of the diffraction pattern, the presence or absence of certain reflections (the systematic absences) and statistical tests (e.g. to distinguish between centrosymmetric and non-centrosymmetric structures).
He describes a puzzle that arises for someone who has ordinary concepts of color and who, upon reflection, makes a certain observation.
What is said about Western mistakes seems true enough, but it lacks a certain self-reflection on the states' own failures.
