Sentence examples for majority of reflections from inspiring English sources

While specular reflections are possible, the vast majority of reflections are diffuse since the dimensions of the surface roughness is on the order of the wavelength of light used in the link [95].

However, still shots introduce complications for subsequent data interpretation: the vast majority of reflections from a motionless crystal hit by an electron beam with narrow bandpass (Δ E/ E ≃ 5 × 10−6 for a field emission gun at 200 kV) are only partially recorded.

The seismic reflection data allow interpretation of several prominent crustal scale features, including an eastward thickening of the crust, subdivision of the crust into three broad layers, the presence of a prominent east dip to the majority of the reflections and the interpretation of three east-dipping crustal-penetrating shear zones.

In contrast, we found that the majority of students felt that reflections were helpful in team bonding, improving in operations, tailoring of the program, and promoting personal growth.

The fact that these claims are deliberate does not mean they are disingenuous; in fact, the vast majority of identity claims are authentic reflections of the ideas and values of the person making them (e.g., the quotes that people often append to their e-mail signatures).

In students' reflections, a majority of them reported that "the system makes learning more fun" and that their "learning interests have greatly increased".

Other sources are saying that the "Investors vs. Founders" sentiment isn't a reflection of the majority of Gowalla investors (Jason Calacanis wrote an entire blog post about this) and that the deal was done with full board backing.

It's not a reflection of the majority of gun owners in Nevada.

Given that the family practice physician/general practitioner (GP) is the portal of entry into the health care system for the majority of patients, GP supply is a reflection of overall access to the health care system.

It also merits critical reflection that the majority of paediatricians in this study did not perceive a lack of security on diagnosis and prognosis, as well as the transition from curative to palliative care, as a relevant barrier.

Their much lower cost per non-survivor (£1979 compared with £14 192) may be a reflection of a majority of non-survivors who did not even survive to hospital or ICU admission.