Sentence examples for mixed reflections from inspiring English sources

Figure 9 shows sample ionograms obtained on 7/8 July 2008 illustrating 'pseudo STs' caused by mixed reflections.

Mixed reflections occur at times when ES layers are present as described in Piggott and Rawer ([1978]) and termed as 'M reflections'.

It has been reported that the blue structural colors of Papilio butterfly wings originate from the mixed reflections of blue and yellow colors on a multilayer stacking concavity microstructure [34].

The (003) peak centered at 2θ = 18.73° and (104) peak centered at 2θ = 44.52° correspond to the reflection of R3m layered rock salt structure and the mixed reflections of R3m layered rock salt structure and Fm3m cubic rock salt structure, respectively [23 25].

Two outlier formation models are developed: mixed reflection and multi-path reflection.

The undesirable specular reflections in both mixed reflection and multi-path reflection scanning situations cause multiple peaks in the image sensing arrays.

Such condition balances the incident and reflective momentum flux at the microscopic level, pointwise at the boundary, in the case of a more general mixed reflection with momentum dependant specularity probability p →k).

The possible reasons are, 1) the value of FCP levels had a higher sensitivity and specificity in predicting beta cell failure; 2) initial C peptide levels could be a mixed reflection of age onset, predisposing genes, the extent of insulin resistance and insulin deficiency.

Thatcher's death prompted mixed reactions, including reflections of criticism as well as praise.

Dylan took the fierce and liberating erotics of popular music and mixed it with reflection, and nearly bottomless irony.

Reaction to the events of Monday night, both in Rio and Sao Paulo - where there were smaller demonstrations on this occasion - has been mixed; outright condemnation in political circles and in the mainstream media mixed with more subtle reflections from other groups involved in the protests.