Sentence examples for reflection terms from inspiring English sources

(4.11) The operator (Y_{alpha }) is a difference-differential operator of the first order containing reflection terms.

The effect of omitting wall reflection terms was also investigated and it was generally found that this lead to better agreement with experiment.

VINCENT "Strange Mercy" (4AD) An otherworldly glow emanates from the songs on this latest from Annie Clark (better known as St . Vincent, which dwells on unsettled reflection, using terms either borrowed or conjured.

This paper examines the conditions for which the model can be beneficial to the human behavior reflection in terms of automatic drainage phenomenon appearance and the arch formed in the station of exit in rail transit pedestrian flow motion.

Boenink et al [ 10] described reflection in terms of the number of different perspectives a person used to analyse a situation.

But if we insist on having our public debates (and private reflections) in terms of a religious-secular divide, we'll keep missing the forest for the trees.

Thus, it is not suitable for the scale "Incoherence-cognitive self-reflection" in terms of having shallow or superficial mental representations.

Just as the moon illusion is an effect of size constancy, the illusions of ineffability and irreducibility, in Humphrey's view, are effects of our human capacity for self-reflection, long-term planning and innovation.

Such quantities, which are associated with the specific values of the diffraction vectors Q (Q = 2π/d, where d is the d-spacing in the unit of Å) of the corresponding reflections, are termed as "apparent lattice parameters", alp.

I think we have to undertake a big reflection, both in terms of style and level, and face up to the next two years.

The committee sent a shot across the bows of Thought for the Day, noting that "by setting the remit of the programme so as to allow comment on an issue of the day from a faith perspective, the BBC runs a risk that a Thought for the Day contributor might go beyond reflection – in colloquial terms, stepping out of the pulpit and on to a soapbox".