Sentence examples for dynamic reflection from inspiring English sources

Dynamic reflection software was tested in the ASR-9 backup beacon processor starting in 1993 and is now being fielded in the production cards.

The development of visible photoinitiator systems broadens the range of fabrication wavelengths of dynamic reflection filters using inexpensive visible lasers.

The model parameters are identified through the least-square fitting iteration method, of which the undetermined model parameters are updated in iteration to fit the dynamic reflection coefficient curve with the wave-based one.

Although content and structure mining are important in e-commerce development and management, usage mining remains the basic way of monitoring the evolution of the market, and represents a dynamic reflection of business changes since interactions between businesses and customers cannot necessarily be seen in content and structure mining alone.

However, the proteome is a dynamic reflection of both genes and the environment making it very promising area for biomarker research as proteins are most likely to be affected due to the etiology of the disease and/or response from the disease [63].

Analysing the proteome may provide a more dynamic reflection of the impact of the cell's genetic programme on its immediate environment (Aebersold et al, 2005).

With the vehicles moving on the beam from one end to the other, the dynamic reflections of the beam and vehicles are computed by using the Galerkin method.

The approach builds on the representation of the millimeter-wave channel impulse response comprised of a few Q-D strong rays (D-rays), a number of relatively weak random rays (R-rays, originating from the static surfaces reflections), and flashing rays (F-rays, originating from moving cars, buses, and other dynamic objects reflections).

Its tumbling planes of mirror glass make it "an urban jewel," according to the architects, radiating "spectacular and dynamic kaleidoscopic reflections" that have a "bold but sympathetic impact on the streetscape".

Digital citizenship is a dynamic process of reflection and revision, and requires active participation from all parties to adapt the guidelines to constant changes within the digital environment.

Dynamic dialogue and reflection with our Acholi colleagues regarding the emerging thematic trends informed the development of our analytic framework.