Sentence examples for equal reflection from inspiring English sources

For homogeneous chiral media and four-fold symmetric chiral metamaterials, the impedance Z is the same for RCP and LCP waves leading to an equal reflection R ∓. Adapted from Ref. [32].

When the magnetron hits (partial X), it reflects according to the standard "incidence angle equals reflection angle" law and thus the "particle" propagates along (partial X) with speed O(1) rather than (O(mu ^{-1})).

Billick's comments at the traditional morning-after news conference were equal parts reflection and projection.

Two days before an expected emotional return to Madison Square Garden for the first time since he was traded last year to Seattle, Ewing used equal parts reflection and humor to sum up his Knick career.

Our point here is not only to cast aspersions on the necessity of visions but to also highlight the equal importance of reflection.

The weighting of the normalized independent variables in forming each axis is equal to the reflection of the arrow for the variable on the axis.

Aquinas, however, was only the first among many equals in philosophical reflection on the nature of religion in this period.

The requisite unity and invariance of entities like 'the holy', ' the beautiful', 'the just' or 'the equal', necessarily prompts reflections on their ontological status and on the appropriate means of access to them.

The results for simulations implementing a range of confinement parameter values (P (Reflection) equals 0 to 1) and the effect on the time-course of receptor capture are displayed in Figure 6a.

Nearby, Clifford Ross's "Mountain XIII" provides an antidote: a monumental photograph whose majesty of peak, field, water, sky and reflection is equal to the reverent clarity of a Hudson River School painting.

Enhancement should be strongest, when the radius of curvature of the reflecting surface is approximately equal to the height of reflection.