"reflection between" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of thinking or pondering something that exists or occurs between two things. Examples: 1. The artist's paintings often evoke a sense of reflection between reality and illusion. 2. The book delves into the complex reflections between personal identity and societal norms. 3. As I gazed into the still waters of the lake, I found myself lost in reflection between past memories and future possibilities. 4. The politician's speech sparked a heated reflection between the rights of the individual and the needs of society. 5. The game of chess requires strategic reflection between each move.
When a ray of light is reflected at a polished surface, the angle of reflection between ray and normal (the line at right angles to the surface) is exactly equal to the angle of incidence.
One important example was verification of the so-called "double bounce" effect which occurs when a secondary echo is observed for a given target at twice the true target range, due to a round-trip reflection between the radar sensor and the strongly reflective target (the phenomenon can be observed in the stacked raw radar traces shown in Fig. 12) (Skolnik 2001).
The mapping is the reflection between the two hyperboloids with respect to the cone shown by the dashed lines.
The pattern is created by the difference in light reflection between the warp-faced and weft-faced areas.
This is accomplished by the use of low refractive index DTI fill, which enables total reflection between c-Si photo-detector and SiO2.
"But, when I had that six months of reflection between jobs, there was that realisation I had to be more clinical when I arrived at Swansea".
In physical model tests for highly reflective structures, one often encounters a problem of multiple reflections between the reflective structures and the wavemaker.
Note that due to the Chromium (Cr) aperture of our DOEs the image quality is somewhat degraded compared to the static broadband results because of the inter-reflection between the two groups of DOEs. Figure 7: Results of rotation-only zooming with two groups of encoded lenses.
Under certain conditions of location, ionization, frequency, and angle, multiple "skips," or reflections between ionosphere and Earth, are possible.
Effects of multiple reflections between cloud side and bottom are also clarified.
Furthermore, the longwave and solar radiation exchanges are influenced by shadowing, reflections between buildings and reduced sky view factors.
