What does reflection mean and why is it so important to reflect on reflection?
A second question is this: since the reflection that is involved in autonomy (and which, according to this view, is the source of normativity) need only be hypothetical reflection upon one's desires and mental capacities, then the question arises: under what conditions is this hypothetical reflection meant to take place?
Somehow, we all decided that her secretive need for space and personal reflection meant that she was in rehab.
Optical anti-reflection means the decrease of reflection as much as possible, which has been used in many fields such as solar cells, diodes, optical and optoelectronic devices, screens, sensors, anti-glare glasses and so on.
What do reflections mean?
He realized very early on that mismatched impedances inevitably meant reflections, and reflections meant a loss of signal.
Motion analysis data were also adjusted to account for occasional lost frames or reflections (mean loss - 18%).
Crystal dimensions (d) were calculated using equation (7), although for the straw powder diffactograms the lower intensity and overlap of the 1-10, 110 and 102 reflections meant that only the stronger 200 reflection was suitable for comparisons.
Hereafter, we distinguish the term "S reflection," which means the primary S wave reflection between the seafloor and basement constructed by the interferometry (Fig. 6a), with the term "reflected S wave," as coming from one source (Fig. 6c).
The dihedral group D4, for example, can be generated by two elements r and f (for example, r = r1, the right rotation and f = fv the vertical (or any other) reflection), which means that every symmetry of the square is a finite composition of these two symmetries or their inverses.
