Sentence examples for effective reflection of from inspiring English sources
Their quick use of a tried and true response may have felt like a reliable and effective reflection of their interests, but having done it four times in a short period, firing the president ultimately looked like an entrenched position.
This enhancement in light intensity at relatively low-level injection current is mainly due to the effective reflection of bottom reflector.
However, these theoretical predictions on effective reflection of a fast mode from the inner magnetosphere and subsequent formation of a cavity mode have not been supported by our observations.
To investigate the effective reflection of the Si nanostructures on the solar cell performance under the solar radiation spectrum (i.e., the terrestrial air mass 1.5 global (AM 1.5G) [20]), we calculated the SWR, as given in the following equation [21]: SWR = ∫ R λ N photon dλ ∫ N photon dλ, where R is the reflectance and Nphoton is the photon number of AM 1.5G per unit area per unit wavelength.
The new media materials Guljajeva and Canet use throughout Camaleón remarkably echoes the technology that they feel has such a profound impact on global politics, and the interactive nature of the work is an effective reflection of the political impact our relentless use of communication technology.
The selected joints give an effective reflection of the overall joint inflammatory activity.
There's some tension surrounding the potential uncovering of the boat and Redhill's daring refusal to tie up his loose ends is an effective reflection on the lives of his characters.
This study's use of a simple generic Feedback Improvement Tool (FIT) (see Additional file 3) offers a template to support the effective reflection on a suite of contextualized feedback and demonstrated the system's utility in the training context at career outset.
The other type of depth is the 'moisture sensing depth' which is defined as the effective reflection depth of approximately one-tenth of a wavelength in the medium for passive microwave remote sensing.
Paradoxically, perhaps, lack of evidence of effective reflection by students could open up more opportunities for dialogue around their feedback, performance and learning objectives.
Note how the evaluations also demonstrate that students aware that they are engaging in a process that is incomplete, that they may fail, but that they have confidence to use failure constructively and move on, a hall mark of effective reflection (see Additional File [J&H.Evaluative methodology] Quotes 11 to 12).
