However, Li et al. perform imaging in reflection which requires the use of reflective stains that must be applied en bloc.
The effect of reflection on case-solving that we found, however, refers to the process of reflection, which is driven by more generic reflective skills.
Regular reflection, which follows a simple law, occurs at plane boundaries.
Yet it was those moments of reflection, which seemed so true to life, that got me.
Peace gives society time for reflection; which is where most good things start.
One strength of this long reflection, which lends his writing credibility, is that he has avoided taking sides.
It's also a slow, contemplative game, with a lot of gaps and spaces for reflection, which suits most writers.
For good measure, they also have no reflection, which must make dressing for work kind of tough.
* By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.
In the shallow water we could hear not only the direct wave from the guns, but also the seafloor reflection, which shook the aft end of the ship.
There's no time for poised reflection — which arrives only in retrospect, when the biographer converts a life-on-the-road to a life-on-the-page.
