Nature has its own strategy to effectively reduce reflection: for example, nanostructured surface on a moth eye [6, 9].
To what extent should proponents of a given theory, or a given rule, or a given policy — or even proponents of a given one-off action — consider what they think people will actually do, as opposed to what they think those same people ought to do (under full and reasonable reflection, for example)?
Others view private reflection, for example writing a diary or blog or reading literature as more effective.
Felix analyzes 2D scenes to ensure that the 3D assets show the right reflections, for example.
The most crucial ideas can be filtered out of the mass of reflections, for example by voting.
In addition, given the fact that the centers of split peaks were always located at the positions of symmetric 00 l reflections (for example, indicated by red crossing bars and lines in Figure 4a and b), these features are consistent with the presence of four monoclinic domains observed for a (001 -oriented SrRuO3 film on SrTiO3.
In modern societies, social norms are no longer presumed to be valid but rather are subjected to critical reflection, as for example when the ethical life of a specific culture is criticized from the standpoint of justice.
The thickness of the Ag Alq3 played a crucial role in determining the reflection color; for example, varying it from 20, 40, 60, 80 and 100 nm yielded the colors light yellow, light orange, reddish purple, greenish blue, and light green, respectively.
One important motivational strategy could be clinical education and time for reflection, achieved for example through a drama program [ 59, 60].
Schön refers to this as 'reflection-on-action.' 15 Simulation offers an excellent means to encouraging reflection on, for example, how we practise intubation or resuscitation.
For accurate and absolute peak positions, it would be necessary to correct the transmission spectra for the reflection losses, for example, via Fresnel's equation as used in this work.
