Sentence examples for formation of reflection from inspiring English sources
These cracks are a major contributing factor to pavement damage, in addition to being a major contributing factor to the formation of reflection cracks.
The aim of this work is the formation of stress-controlled reflection layers which are suitable for application on micromechanical elements without bending them out of shape.
The theory includes four elements: concrete experience, observation and reflection, the formation of abstract concepts and testing in new situations.
Implication of the results suggested that the foaming of layered graphene films into porous graphene foams could lead to an improvement in EMI shielding, which should be ascribed to the formation of improved internal multiple reflections at the large cell matrix interfaces owing to the existence of microcellular structure in G-foam.
Dynamic artifacts—such as the formation of tears or new reflections, that may sometimes cross the pupillary boundary tends to derail tracking based on the local classical methods mentioned above.
The formation of antireflection surfaces reduces the reflection of incident light and increases its transmission into solar cells.
Formation and Reflection: The Dynamics of Theology in Christian Life (pdf) Quarterly Review 21.1 (Spring 2001): 20 32.
The issue of ocean-generated aerosols — solid or liquid particles suspended in the atmosphere that can have an impact through cloud formation, reflection of sunlight and other processes — is a relatively new one in climate science, Dr. Beniston said.
These two properties are desired for the formation of the intensity image which is a product of reflection and illumination.
Thus, these phenomena are reflective of high oxidative stress, protein oxidative damage, and formation of AG Es which is the direct reflection of excess of free radical generation.
This covers events in the UK, especially the Management Control Workshop, Management Accounting Research conferences at Aston, the Inter-disciplinary Perspectives on Accounting Conferences; key departments and professors; and elsewhere the formation of pan-European networks, and reflections on a years' visit to the USA.
