Sentence examples for reflection into a from inspiring English sources

Magical realism is never far away.. Galeano is as damning of humanity as he is hopeful for it, packing varied historical reflection into a calendar year.

will be shown at National Archives of Australia in Canberra until 9 March 2015 Artist Takahiro Iwasaki creates intricately detailed large-scale miniatures of ancient Japanese buildings and their inverse image, to merge the real and the reflection into a mesmerising form that seems to float in space.

She suggests that "Neal and Berti...act as mirrors to one another, each twisting the reflection into a warped parody of the other".

This is a dynamic that Dutch designer Thijs Biersteker recently explored in his latest installation Plastic Reflectic, an interactive mirror that uses motion tracking technology to turn the spectator's reflection into a silhouette made from hundreds pieces of real trash.

Thus, if a P wave travels down from a focus to the discontinuity surface in question, the upward reflection into an S wave is recorded at an observing station as the ray PcS and similarly with PcP, ScS, and ScP.

Integrating reflection into any course can be achieved by a relatively simple tweaking of existing course assignments.

Mark delivers rather bland reflections into a camera for his video log.

Describers then wove those reflections into a comprehensive description, incorporating contextual and historical information to present a rich, verbal picture for blind and partially sighted people to enjoy.

Subtitled "Eleven Lessons of Robert S. McNamara," "The Fog of War" organizes his reflections into a list of maxims about war and human error, with the cumulative message suggesting that in wartime nobody in power really knows anything.

This converts the hundreds of images containing the thousands of reflections into a single file, consisting of (at the very least) records of the Miller index of each reflection, and an intensity for each reflection (at this state the file often also includes error estimates and measures of partiality (what part of a given reflection was recorded on that image)).

Hazlitt broadens the scope of these reflections into a consideration of "Shakespear's heroines" in general, writing, "No one ever hit the true perfection of the female character, the sense of weakness leaning on the strength of its affections for support, so well as Shakespear".