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You have to find just the right spot — the far back of the room, slightly to the right — to make the reflections of light disappear from the canvas.
Sealing made the specular reflection of the mechanically polished specimens more distinct.
Inspite of these studies, no attempt has been made to study the reflection of waves in transversely isotropic micropolar generalized thermoelastic medium.
If it tells the story of a break up, make the chorus a reflection of the feelings you had going through the break up.
It's amazing to see how they make the rooms more reflections of themselves than of the school".
But on a dark winter day in London, who wouldn't long to see a sun glowing in atmospheric fog while lying on a concrete floor, watching one's own reflection make the indoor equivalent of snow angels?
Reflection qua primary reflection attempts to make the experience of commitment understandable in general terms that would be applicable to anyone, but this can only subvert and destroy the reality of commitment, which is essentially personal and therefore, accessible only to secondary reflection.
Negron evokes this overwhelming, ripe present with his eye for detail, his patient and loving observation of those tiny elements which make a scene recognizably itself: the reflection of windows in the curved glass of a television screen, the exact shapes of wooden furniture legs, the cool shadows of a plant pot, the different lusters of various cushions, the rippling of an old rug.
But, at the same time, we should make the most of the further reflections offered by that extension to work out how it should be replaced by another body.
A flash in poor light can often cause ugly-looking reflections, or make the subject of your photo appear "washed out"; the latter is especially true of people photos.
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