While the H coordinate in the hue, saturation, and value (HSV) color space calculated using the as-acquired photographs was a good monitor of degradation at short times (t < 100 min), it was not a useful monitor of sample degradation at longer times since it was influenced by reflections of the broad spectral output of the lamp as well as from the narrow rugate reflectance band.
An additional minor factor to influence the reflection of silicon substrate may be the coverage rate (nanopillar density).
These results have implications for the design of the built environment to influence human reflection and well-being.
In this paper, the key parameters influencing on reflection efficiency of the tri-color shift device are optimized by combining RCWA and GA.
Peirce begins his response by claiming that any attempt to adopt the method of doubt will be an exercise in self-deception because we possess a variety of certainties which 'it does not occur to us can be questioned.' What is produced will not be a 'real doubt' and these beliefs will lurk in the background, influencing our reflection when we are supposed to be suspending judgment in them.
Fox considered his own personal involvement in the Seattle WTO riots of 1999 as influencing the reflection of "spending time in a lawless place" within the game.
Five themes emerged as most salient in identifying how and why specific aspects of YMI positively influenced participants: personal reflection, experience-based learning, connections with youth facilitators, new peer groups and aspirational messaging.
The Sounds That Changed America offers a new perspective on minimalist music in America, one that unites the sounds of its greats through investigation into their histories, influences, and reflections.
After service in World War II -- evidenced here by "Benghazi Lullaby," a Surrealist-influenced reflection on the aftermath of battle -- Brooks underwent a period of artistic re-evaluation.
It was a great lesson that influenced deeply our reflections in the following days.
Nevertheless, it is only in mythologies influenced by philosophical reflections that the place of man becomes the conspicuous centre of the cosmogony (e.g., Pythagoreanism, a Greek mystical philosophical system; Orphism, a Greek mystical religious movement; Gnosticism, a Christian dualistic and esoteric movement; and Tantrism, a Hindu and Buddhist esoteric meditation system).
