Sentence examples for compared to reflection from inspiring English sources

High concentration of MWCNT/WPU composites at low thicknesses indicates higher capability of shielding by absorption compared to reflection, which is adverse to composites with relatively low MWCNT mass ratios.

The combination of this rush to promote Beyoncé's latest work, as well as bell hooks' important critique, spurred a conversation about the societal value placed on pop stars' reflections on social issues as compared to scholarly reflection.

The model using the transmission mode showed a better ability to predict the right active content compared to the reflection one.

The horizontal distance d H between the used transmitter and receiver is relatively small (d H ~60 km) compared to the reflection heights both in the Czech Republic and Taiwan, z R ~145 210 km as is shown later.

In addition, the {220} and {440} reflections are significantly broadened if compared to other reflections, as pointed out in Fig. 7a.

In the reflections of fifth-semester students a more humane attitude towards the medical profession and education dominated compared to the reflections of first-semester students.

Hence, allowing the reflection paths to be close in delay between themselves could not degrade the performance so much, compared to allowing significant reflection paths to be close in delay to the direct path.

The subspace decomposition method, presented in [25, 26], utilizes not only the approximately identical wall scattering characteristics across the array elements but also the higher strength of the wall reflections compared to that of target reflections.

Because of (i) the tight confinement of the guided light beam and (ii) the long path length of interaction between the surface-adsorbed species and the evanescent field of the propagating lightwave, the single-mode IOW has been demonstrated to reach values of the sensitivity factor, S, that are higher than 10 000 compared to single-bounce reflection or single-pass transmission geometries.

Analysing Hamlet for English GCSE (Evie has little patience for the Danish prince's dithering) is nothing compared to the self-reflection she needs to deal with the emotional fallout from abuse.

The theoretical reflection coefficient for the method is compared to theoretical estimates of reflection coefficients for a Fourier model of the problem.