Sentence examples for odd reflections from inspiring English sources
The dock, as it stands now, offers two odd reflections and some perspective issues, knocking the elegance of OS X icons into the gutter and confusing art nerds everywhere.
For example the hk0 projection contains additional weak and diffuse spots near the positions of the (h + k) odd reflections which appear at low-temperature, superimposed on a sharp high-temperature pattern (Figure 4).
This is all very different from systematic absences that are due to glide lines in 2D (as well as glide planes and screw axes in 3D), where certain "odd reflections" obtain zero amplitude by destructive wave interference in single scattering experiments or correspondingly by mathematical superpositions of complex-number valued FCs [25].
The Quakers' Atlantic City board serves as an odd reflection of the city's overlooked cartography.
Most pervasive, however, was that odd reflection of the American frontier.
What she gives us from the letters, with little exception, is the carefully crafted bonhomie of the public Wilder; the journals seem all but entirely composed of nicely considered jottings about his work, deadly meditations on "Finnegans Wake" and the like, and the odd reflection — agonizingly oblique, eminently decorous — on his own person.
Systematic absences occurred at every odd reflection along the two orthogonal axes a∗ and b∗.
In some configurations this illustrates regularity for continuous functions (f=f u)) which are strictly below the classical Dini-threshold in the u-variable, e.g. the odd reflection of begin{aligned} f u)=-frac{1}{log (u)} end{aligned}about the origin.
Given the systematic absence of the odd meridional reflections, we have narrowed the possible space groups to Pc, P2 /c, or P21 /c.
When the phonon spectrum of a material is measured in a scattering experiment, selection rules preclude the observation of phonons that are odd under reflection by the scattering plane.
He's not scary like Michel Roux Jr, or shouty like Gregg Wallace, just an affable, approachable bloke with a good line in chat, and the odd interesting reflection; a kitchen-sink philosopher.
