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To examine the strength of the soliton reflection, now we define the reflection coefficient as the ratio of amplitudes of reflected soliton and incident soliton.

We define the reflection at the load as (Gamma=V^/V^), where (V^, V^) are reflected and incident voltage at load (Z_{L}), respectively, the outgoing current as (I^=Y^_{C}V^) and the reflected current as (I^=Y^_{C}V^).

A negative sign is added to the right hand side of Eq. (2) since we define the reflection angle θr to have the same sign as the incident angle θi if the reflected ray is on the same side of the normal of incidence as the incident ray.

The results of the experimental study were evaluated and some empirical expressions based on the results were suggested to define the transmission, reflection and energy-dissipation coefficients for different immersion depths of solid and perforated breakwaters under regular and irregular waves.

For some given α let us define the differential-reflection operator (T_{alpha }f) (x):=f'(x)+biggl alpha +frac {1}{2}biggr) frac{f(x -f -x)}{x -f -x5) called the Dunkl operator for root system (A_{1}) (see [17], Definition 4.4.2).

Based on the preceding discussion, we offer the following practical guidelines for educating and assessing reflection. 1. Clearly define the concept of reflection and verify that all stakeholders (curriculum developers, students, assessors and supervisors) adopt the same definition and intended outcomes.

Raine's hard-edged images particularize objects and situations that surround, and, by their contiguous reflections, define the human.

T r is defined as the reaction time of the operator and T e is defined as the reflection time for the operator's control.

24 An important issue that we want to address is reflexivity, which can be defined as the reflection by the researchers of their role in the study and its effects on their findings at every step of the research process.

"I define the art of clowning as a perfect reflection of the everyday human being.

When this is not the case, the telescope configuration will be described as non-planar, with the most extreme case being when the two planes defined by the reflections of the optical axis on the two spherical mirrors are orthogonal.