Sentence examples for for reflections of from inspiring English sources
One can add a reflecting barrier at 0 to account for reflections of the Brownian particle off the bottom of its container.
This involves using multiple antennas to listen out for signals from broadcast towers, and for reflections of those signals that have bounced off aircraft, and comparing the two.
Readers are more apt to search this fiercely picturesque scene for reflections of Alex's stormy relationships with her unethical husband and immature brother, as well as her dangerous devotion to a man who may be a murderer.
It is not surprising that a man should want to be rid of it who knows that he has no real mission to fulfil.'" Lowry uses these reflections as a springboard for reflections of his own on Soviet communism, on the lot of the industrialised worker, and so forth.
RIR is characterized by reverberation time (T60), which is the time required for reflections of a direct-path signal to decay by 60 dB or one-millionth of the original energy.
The room reverberation was quantified in the measure RT60, where RT60 is defined as the time required for reflections of a direct sound to decay by 60 dB below the level of the direct sound.
It was a moment, too, for reflection of a more autobiographical kind, on the hazards Ms. Carroll survived, which so many other kidnapping victims in Iraq have not.
One hundred and fifty double layers of 6LiF/62Ni had to be deposited by physical vapor deposition on silicon PIN diodes which had already been coated with 88 nm≈77 μg/cm2 of 58Ni for reflection of the UCN.
In the case of the Symbiodinium crystalline layer, each layer is 80 130 nm thick which is ideal for reflection of light with 320 520 nm wavelengths.
So the two parameters are good parameters for reflection of morphological changes from normal cells to EMT cells.
A trustful environment appears to be a prerequisite for reflection of older patients on the information provided and individualized information is essential to enhance memory of information.
