Sentence examples for reflection from that from inspiring English sources

"So in the future, the sister of the past, I may see myself as I sit here now but by reflection from that which then I shall be".

The background signals which may arise from different optics and which may accompany the split fundamental beams are of no relevance because they follow different paths (after reflection) from that of the signal generated at the interface (signal to be probed).

"But the echoes and reflections from that stuff created a sound different than, say, a club or a studio".

Whereas in the single-target scenarios the signals scattered by the target are detectable almost in all observation time instants during which the target is moving, in the multiple-target scenarios usually the reflections only from that target situated the most closely to a receiving antenna is seen.

For taking into account a number of rays that cannot be easily described deterministically (reflections from objects that are not fully specified in the scenario, objects with random or unknown placement, objects with complex geometry, higher-order reflections, etc)., the statistical approach is used in the Q-D channel modeling methodology.

The source of additional bright reflections immediately posterior to the OS tips is also unclear, but may be attributable to disc shedding as for example reflections from discs that have been recently phagocytosed by the underlying RPE cells.

"I certainly haven't seen any reflection of negativity from that side of it coming to the playing squad or training," said Hammett.

A technique has been developed by which the stiffness of an interface can be measured by the reflection of ultrasound from that interface.

Moreover, it was verified that in the case of infrasound observation, the air particle oscillation velocities cannot be calculated from the observed Doppler shifts by a simple formula based on assumption of mirror-like reflection from a layer that moves up and down.

The fact that we were able to obtain a first order equatorial X-ray reflection from amnion signifies that the packing of collagen fibrils within this tissue is indeed fairly regular.

The law of reflection states that, on reflection from a smooth surface, the angle of the reflected ray is equal to the angle of the incident ray.