Sentence examples for form the reflection from inspiring English sources

In his intelligent and deeply researched foreword, Mr. Bowles quotes the parish priest of Balenciaga's Paris church saying that the couturier had a noble purpose and that "clothes were supposed to reveal the deep harmony, beauty in its purest form the reflection — beyond all distortions — of the Creator which everyone hides more or less in his inner self".

Design semantics is the annotation of form and the reflection of its symbolic meaning, which means it is an explanation of the deposited human cultural spirit.

There is something monasterial in this new family's home: low, slanted wood ceilings; a triptych formed in the reflection of a mirror; a hoodie in the shape of a halo — and it takes only slight tips of Ferrané's wife's head for the photos of her and the baby to resemble one famous "Madonna and Child" or another.

Today in higher education, students are one of the pioneers of new responsibility shareholders formed by the reflection of globalization.

Through these processes, specular reflections to the transducer from the bottom are formed and the reflection energy is a direct measurement of acoustic impedance.

The closed-form expressions for the reflection coefficients for various reflected waves are obtained.

One of his favourite experiments on board came at the suggestion of the Japanese space agency: trying out the Japanese art form of expressing the reflection of the moon in water; only, in this case, it was the reflection of the Earth.

Furthermore, the supraspinatus tendon plays a basic role in stabilizing the LHBT, forming part of the reflection pulley itself [ 22, 25].

All measurements were made with a probe-to-sample separation of 5 mm or smaller such that the measurement beam was formed predominately by the reflection off a small area directly beneath the fiber center.

Today's case-in-point comes in the form of "Reflections," the Natalia Stuyk-directed video for London-born rock band Django Django, which was animated by Greek architect and artist Eva Papamargariti. .

The results reveal that modifying the surface morphology of the Si substrate to form SiNWs successfully reduced the reflection loss of incident radiation over a broad spectral range.