Sentence examples for reflection described from inspiring English sources

The C/S containing ~40% saponite layers has a structure very similar to that of corrensite, with the presence of this mineral also indicated by the 31 Å reflection described above.

The "envelope of finesse" of light, trees, shade and reflection described above, worked a magic aura, in my opinion, without over-designed intervention.

Crossley [ 25] who goes on to criticise the process on reflection describes (with a sense of guilt) her original sense of relief at the ability to 'let things go'.

There is then a gap of nearly a full 12 months between my recorded reflections, and the next reflection describes why: (6th December , 2012 I had expected that the challenge would be in interviewing women that I would be confronted by their distress and that would be the most challenging part of my doctoral journey.

The qualitative and quantitative assessments manifested in the evolvability analysis process have been applied in two large-scale industrial software systems at ABB and Ericsson, with experiences and reflections described.

In the literature on reflection, several levels of reflection are described, evolving from descriptive writing to critical reflection, where students explore and critique assumptions and also show emotional insight [ 7, 35, 36].

Approaches to probing interfacial structures with X-ray reflection and neutron reflection are described along with some of the advances in sample environment design that have facilitated these explorations.

Strategies for facilitating meaningful reflection are described including descriptions of what students should reflect upon and how to initiate reflection through writing, reading, doing, and telling.

A measurement principle based on beam reflection is described.

To model a typical image captured using RGB camera sensor, we use the dichromatic reflection model described by Shafer [43], which includes the Lambertian term and the Phong's specular term.

They then entered another cycle of action and reflection as described in Phase 3. The study stopped when saturation of data occurred.