Sentence examples for of reflexions from inspiring English sources

The structure of C3A bears some resemblance to that of perovskite, being cubic with a cell-side four times that of the pseudo-cell of perovskite, and careful consideration of the intensities of reflexions suggests that these cements may contain little or no C3A and that it has been replaced by a similar phase with the lower symmetry of perovskite.

It is the result of reflexions included into local plans of urban development such as the SUMP and SCoT documents and TOD definition.

Thockler describes his newest video as "an explosion of lights and a kinetic whirlpool of reflexions".

Crystal orientation and integration of reflexions were performed with MOSFLM [72] and scaling and merging of reflections with SCALA and TRUNCATE [73].

The main disadvantage of reflexion models is the lack of reusability [19].

Between business activity and Datamining lies a relationship of reflexion, i.e., the complexity of datamining is only a reflexion of that of business activity.

The UNESCO team was impressed, in particular, by the depth of reflexion and wealth of data on early childhood matters that KICCE was able to make available.

Much of this can be offset by 'historical interpretation' (Aes. 126); the rest, one presumes, are due to disturbances already mentioned: 'haste, vanity, want of reflexion, theoretic prejudices' (Aes. 120).

Another point of reflexion concerning the polymorphism of SSRs in EST is the usefulness of the derived markers such as STMS (Sequence Tagged MicroSatellite) in cultivar distinctness and in relationships between varieties and species.

Non-learning (learner does not respond to a specific learning situation), non-reflective learning (memorisation or acquisition of manual skills without necessity of reflexion) and reflective learning are possible end products.

Influenced by Sir Isaac Newton's 1704 treatise "Opticks: Or, a Treatise of the Reflexions, Refractions, Inflexions and Colours of Light," in which he proposes a correlation between sound frequencies and light spectrum, Amy has explored systems of color-coding in which each pitch is assigned a particular color, and each note is represented by a single stroke on a large grid-like surface.