Sentence examples for forward reflection from inspiring English sources

Serration is a fine saw-tooth structure (0.5 mm pitch and 0.2 mm depth) and diminishes forward reflection of photons.

An equation describing the forward reflection obscuration was derived and was in agreement with the bias in the optical bubble size.

The neutralization efficiency was very high because the direct contact of the ion beams with grounded metal plates by low-angle forward reflection neutralizes charged ions efficiently.

The results showed that most of the ions extracted from the ion source were neutralized and formed a neutral beam by the low-angle reflection from the planar-type reflector, and when Si and SiO2 were etched with the reactive radical beams generated with SF6, high etch rates and vertical etch profiles could be obtained with the low-angle forward-reflection technique.

In each section, κ ̄ m, k, j f ( i ) represents the j th forward prediction reflection coefficient at the m th stage related to the k th channel as defined in the previous subsection, and b ̂ m − 1 j ( n ) represents the j th element of the self-orthogonalized backward prediction error signal vector, b ̂ m − 1 ( n ), at the input of the m th stage.

The third section is a forward-looking reflection on post-Bandung in the Twenty-first Century, an analysis of the recent commitment to rekindle the Bandung spirit, and follow through some of the concrete action plans.

Before he left, Craig spoke of wanting to sign a centre-back, a midfielder and a centre-forward, a reflection of the team's lack of command, but it is up front where there has been a particular lack of accomplishment.

It was attached to the President's private office and produced a series of forward-looking reflections on policies of a general nature.

Ray coverage is also plotted from the forward modeling, including reflection waves.

Put another way, you might say that the way forward begins with Reflection.

People, even those perhaps especially those who may be in disagreement, are provoked to think for and possibly doubt themselves, to extend their reflection forward as well as back in time.