Sentence examples for corrected reflection from inspiring English sources
The experimental coherent reflection coefficients are calculated using the attenuation corrected reflection coefficients and the normalized cross-correlation between successive backscatter echo signal waveforms in those areas.
Thus temperature measured on reflective targets surrounded by surfaces at much higher temperature should be corrected for reflection errors if its reliability is to be guaranteed.
The associated internal quantum efficiency (corrected for reflection and absorption losses) was 130%.
For this purpose, sub-surface irradiances (surface irradiances corrected for reflection) were integrated for different time intervals between 3 and 120 min before the occurrence of the chlorophyll depth maximum and plotted against the depths of corresponding chlorophyll a maxima.
Balaam's moral failure was effected by his avoiding reflecting on his actions, by a pervasive asymmetry in how we view ourselves and how we view others due to native self-partiality that can only be corrected by reflection, and by a difficulty in discerning the exact degree to which we are obliged to act morally.
He said the immigration status of García Zárate had no relevance to the case and the verdict was a correct reflection of what had transpired.
Although other methods such as modelling the process on the log scale may be of interest, we do not pursue these here as we may lose simplicity and explicit or correct reflection of the Poisson process.
This is more or less a correct reflection of the extent of prevailing poverty, and therefore needs to be accepted as the new poverty line.
Therefore, the control condition is a correct reflection of 'treatment as usual' within residential treatment settings.
First, the proportion of patients in whom the observed optimum was a correct reflection of the underlying true optimal AV delay.
Both citizens from the city center and from rural areas will visit these hospitals, which seems to make the study population a correct reflection of the general Dutch childhood population.
