On the other hand, reflection phenomena are whitish in colour, because the incident light is not broken up into its component colours, each wavelength being reflected at the same angle.
Peirce's pragmatism is therefore primarily a theory of meaning that emerged from his first-hand reflections on his own scientific work, in which the experimentalist understands a proposition as meaning that, if a prescribed experiment is performed, a stated experience will result.
"An apology implies a sort of backing off," said Mr. Sheinkopf, in an on-the-other-hand reflection.
On the other hand, different reflections emerge in Fig. 7b, such as the (1 57) reflection of the [321] crystal orientation because of the changing diffraction patterns that are shown in Fig. 6.
On the other hand, these reflection coefficients can be derived from a reflection-coefficient prediction model in terms of the discontinuity position.
Kerr's notes, letters, journal and hand-written reflections revealed for instance the critical involvement of Sir Anthony Mason, then a justice of the high court, in the dismissal and Kerr's collusion with the leader of the opposition, Malcolm Fraser, before and after.
On the other hand, the reflection becomes larger at high D/P ratios, which would reduce the efficiency of absorption.
On the other hand, the reflection of β (at 2θ=21.9°) appeared at ϵ∼15%, then increased with ϵ, consistent with FT-IR results.
On the other hand, the reflection coefficient is increased as well based on the fact that the structure is continuously approaching its bulk state [1].
I grabbed for them both but they moved through my hands like reflections in water, insight giving way to anger.
On the other hand, the reflection taken on irradiated regions remains almost constant (at 580 nm) at different applied strains.
