Sentence examples for inverse reflection from inspiring English sources

According to the Guardian, experts are most at odds over the orb in Christ's left hand, which disobeys the laws of physics—a real glass sphere would show an inverse reflection of what's behind it.

The calculations are based on a scattering formalism taking into account Andreev electron-into-hole (and inverse) reflections at normal metal-superconductor interfaces as well as transmission and backscattering events in insulating barriers between the electrodes.

This confirms our interpretation that ori and ter site are (near) centers of inverse-symmetry reflection (CIR).

Unlike SLR, the pulse is designed using the full inverse scattering data (the reflection coefficient and the bound states) rather than the flip angle profile.

An ultrathin and super black amorphous carbon (a-C) film has been fabricated by borrowing the inverse V-type anti-reflection nano-architecture from the black wings of butterfly Ornithoptera goliath through vacuum sintering process.

In the time resolved X-ray scattering experiments, the first order d spacings of the Lα and inverse hexagonal H2 phase (reflections with the highest intensity) were derived from the SAXS diffraction pattern by standard procedures as described in [46].

The optical properties of the resulting inverse opal were investigated using reflection spectroscopy.

The obtained inverse opal showed a strong reflection in the UV range due to the small lattice parameter of the crystal and the high refractive index of Ta2O5.

We present a joint acoustic/seismic inverse scattering and finite-frequency (reflection) tomography program, formulated as a coupled set of optimization problems, in terms of inhomogeneous Helmholtz equations.

Finally, all Middle and Upper Pleistocene Homo, except H. floresiensis, lie in the region situated below the lower confidence limit, which is a reflection of the inverse trends for encephalization and molarization in the evolution of Homo.

The approach to the inverse problem as applied to reflections from multiple interfaces begins with a direct solution of Eqs.