Sentence examples for ordered reflection from inspiring English sources

(iii) Some of the truths divinely revealed could not have been discovered by natural, philosophical reason, even though, once accepted, their content and significance can be illuminated by the philosophically ordered reflection which he calls theology.

Even if the network news shows still see themselves as a kind of public trust, the public is increasingly looking elsewhere for a credible and ordered reflection of the world; the authority that used to belong to the networks is now scattered across the multimedia universe.

The X-ray patterns of all ATPs and ASPs studied show a series of ordered reflections in the small angle region and a sharp wide angle reflection at d=∼4.4 Å, characteristic of a smectic phase.

In addition, the SAXS profiles possess a sharp primary peak and highly long range ordered reflections q/q∗ ratios of 1 2 3 at lower PVP content, an indication of the lamellar structure in the blend which is consistent with TEM image.

Interactions up to the order reflection have been considered.

The observation of the satellite and high-order reflection peaks is the "fingerprints" of a 2D incommensurate layer structure [18 22].

However, with the increase in model order by one for a given signal, only the value of the last (highest order) reflection coefficient will be changed.

These materials form micelles in water and the solutions give remarkably sharp SAXS patterns in which up to the sixth order reflection can be seen.

In spite (or perhaps because) of this, they helped to provide the blueprint for analytical philosophy of science as meta-theory a "second-order" reflection of "first-order" sciences.

Microdiffraction scans the surface of a sample to map its high order reflection or crystallographic variations with a micron-sized incident beam.

We only take into account the first-order reflections on the walls since the base optical power is significantly greater compared to those found for the higher-order reflection components [13, 17]. Figure 5(a) shows the illumination distribution for four transmitters creating a non-circular quasi-elliptic emission cross-section.