Sentence examples for combination of reflection from inspiring English sources

Shielding involves placing a conductive surface around the critical parts of the circuit so that the electromagnetic field, which couples to it is attenuated by a combination of reflection and absorption.

The fully automated algorithm (fullyAuto) used only magnitude information from consecutive reflections, while the semi-automated algorithm (semiAuto) used a combination of reflection magnitude and phase information.

Combination of reflection amplitudes from electron diffraction and phases from the images permits restoration of the FT of the crystal in 3D.

The combination of reflection and action in our model is inline with drama theory focusing on "learning by doing and reflecting" [ 14], emphasizing learning through practical action and experiences and not just through witnessing the action.

Only the Charnley/Charnley (DePuy) cemented, Exeter/Exeter (Stryker) cemented, and Lubinus or IP (Link)/SP II (Link) cemented cup/stem combinations were on the top-ten list in all 3 countries, and of the rest, only the combination of Reflection cemented cup/ Spectron EF stem (Smith and Nephew) was among the top 10 in more than one of the countries.

I don't write fiction, but I'd think that a rigorous combination of observation, reflection and directed imagination would have a similar result.

Aukes et al [ 13] emphasised emotional and communication components when they conceptualised personal reflection as a combination of self-reflection, empathic reflection, and reflective communication.

Professional development is evaluated using a combination of teacher reflection, classroom observation, and ongoing assessment of student performance.

The reflection therefore involved a combination of individual reflection by us (as authors of this paper) and collaboratively with discussions between colleagues and some of our international partners.

The D2d symmetry describes a system [34] which is: (1) two-fold rotational symmetric for three different axes (perpendicular to each other); (2) symmetric under reflection at two planes (perpendicular to each other); (3) invariant under a combination of a reflection and a 90 degree rotation around an axis perpendicular to the reflection plane.

Methodologically, he takes it to support once again his view that the most promising route to the discovery of nature's secrets is neither blind empiricism, nor deductive rationalism, but a combination of observation, pure reason, and reflection on the constraints imposed by considerations of the best.