Moreover, if the justification of one's beliefs is determined by the reliability of one's belief sources, justification will not always be recognizable on reflection.
When TK theorists argue that evidential connections are recognizable on reflection, they always have in mind principles that identify the relevant evidence in its completeness.
To settle this issue, we would have to address, among other things, the question of exactly what it is for something to be recognizable on reflection.
The word 'always' is important here because externalists need not, and indeed should not, assert that justification, understood externalistically in terms of reliability, is never recognizable on reflection.
So regarding the present example, advocates of TK would argue that what's recognizable on reflection is the proposition that the conjunction of (1) and (2) is evidence for (3).
Differences in molecular and cellular structure and water content lead to recognizable variations in reflection at different wavelengths, or colors, of the spectrum, all the way from the infrared band through the visible.
On the other hand, no clear structural features indicating a subducted seamount are recognizable in seismic reflection sections along the Japan Trench (e.g., Tsuru et al., 2002).
By taking a picture of a viewer's face, cutting it out, and putting it on the screen as big as possible so it's stretched, it creates a recognizable but slightly distorted reflection.
When one of the organizers published the list of the attendees I freshened up my memory for some of the less recognizable names by perusing our old yearbooks, appropriately named "Reflections".
The Huxtables were familiar to everyone who watched, but especially recognizable to African-Americans, who connected to the show's subtle yet thorough reflection of upper-middle-class black life.
