Sentence examples for generate a reflection from inspiring English sources

William Cardinal Keeler, Archbishop of Baltimore, said the document was intended to promote a "theology of persuasion" and was also intended to generate a reflection by all Catholics on the church's teaching against abortion and euthanasia.

Backscatter Units: This type of scanner uses low-level X-rays to generate a reflection of the passenger's body that resembles a chalk etching.

Reflection at the target generates a reflected wave which differs from the incident sine wave in both amplitude and phase.

They also generate a lot of the radar reflections that designers of stealthy aircraft wish to eliminate.

From there, the key is working to generate a deeper level of self-reflection, an area in which alphas can sometimes be naturally lacking.

We show that under certain constraints on the additional numerical coefficients, this 'medium' does not generate any reflection at any angle or any frequency and is thus a perfectly matched layer.

The technique utilizes the property of total internal reflection to generate an evanescent wave, which penetrates 2 3 μm into a sample placed in contact with the 2 × 2 mm diamond crystal face with an active area between 1 and 2 mm, depending on the wavelength, the refractive indices of the crystal and the sample, and the angle of incidence of the infrared beam.

This should produce even brighter images because instead of using a process of selective reflection or filtering to generate an image, it employs holographic principles to steer light, so more light actually reaches the surface.

A laser beam is projected onto a surface, and its reflection generates a holographic pattern inside the sensor.

Thus moral reflection generates a universalized prudence.

It's certainly a sport that generates a lot of philosophizing and reflection, intellectual activity.