Sentence examples for confusing reflections from inspiring English sources

Rain can reduce the range and accuracy of laser-based Lidar sensors, obscure the vision of on-board cameras and create confusing reflections and glare.

In fact, Taylor wears the pants — riding pants — in her other great part as the butch partner co-starring with a sexually confused male: "Reflections in a Golden Eye," from 1967.

Investors should be wary about the prospects of other companies in their portfolios encountering similar troubles as Dell, but they shouldn't confuse the reflections in fun house mirrors with reality.

They delineate a gondola and the way water quilts around it, altering colors, distorting, confusing substance with the reflection of it.

The issue is that uncertainty and vulnerability might be characteristic for the experience of many employees who prepare for RTW after recovery from a major illness and that thoughts are often confusing rather than a reflection of a linear development towards RTW.

My own indelible memories of the play — which was the first indication I had that a drama could inspire one person while unsettling or confusing another — found a dull reflection in Lucy Bailey's current staging of "Julius Caesar".

One of them, confused by the reflection of a hiding girl, charges into a cabinet door and knocks itself out.

In this respect, (s_{ij}) denotes the transposition (ij), what should not be confused with the reflection (s_i).

Don't confuse sparkle with reflection.

The mixed messages have been confusing and at times embarrassing — a reflection of a policy that, by necessity, has been made up on the fly.

This novel, his latest, features the city as the setting – together with New York City – of a love triangle that spans a decade and includes university relationships, literary conversations, confused male friendships and reflections on age.