Further, the reflection loss of the sandwich composites composed of xy-plane carbon foam slabs was lower than that of xz-plane composites.
The SiNCs can further reduce the reflection because the refractive index changes gradually from the top to the bottom of the SiNCs [17].
When we further investigated the reflection and absorption components of these composites as a function of CNT content at a particular frequency in the X-band region, it was found that as the MWCNT content increases, both SER and SEA increases.
Extra single-layer antireflection coating (SLARC) or double-layer antireflection coating (DLACR), such as Si3N4, MgF2 and Si3N4/MgF2 DLACR, was also needed to further suppress the reflection loss [7].
Further extending the reflection about the very nature of information may be highly relevant to the processes that involve accumulation of biological information.
But, at the same time, we should make the most of the further reflections offered by that extension to work out how it should be replaced by another body.
However, upon further reflection, the ambiguity of the label and the broad possible interpretations of the respondent, the mixed label could be applied to a range of courses from primarily lecture with a few open-ended questions to mostly interactive with occasional mini-lectures to set up or reflect upon learning activities.
On further reflection, the DSCCS (the Digital Signal Closed-loop Control System), is found based on the DSP unit and the PCF.
This in turn suggests the further reflection that the first principles, and the goods (bona) to which they direct us, are transparent, so to speak, for the flesh-and-blood persons in whom they are and can be instantiated.
One scientist gets more poetic, almost religious, towards the end of the game, but that ending left me with little to inspire further reflection; the more interesting story is the first (and maybe that's the point).
There were further nuanced reflections on the complexity of political choices and the place of prudential judgments in applying general moral principles to particular circumstances or to particular candidates.
