Sentence examples for reflections accurately from inspiring English sources

— to create a "point cloud" of billions of laser reflections accurately situated in three-dimensional space.

It was a tedious task; Sartori had to merge data from several sources the lidar, the G.P.S. ground stations, the G.P.S. readings from the aircraft itself, and the data from the I.M.U. to create a "point cloud" of billions of laser reflections accurately situated in three-dimensional space.

The question arises on how to calculate reflections accurately according to the environment's topography.

Furthermore, we prove analytically and demonstrate numerically that the formulation proposed is consistent, i.e. the formulation ensures that the flow simulation exhibits the reflection coefficient imposed accurately, as long as the waves impinging on the boundary are plane, and it prohibits drift of the mean flow variables.

The level of the tumour in relation to the peritoneal reflection can be accurately assessed using MRI [12].

Yesterday was the 11th anniversary of the 2003 Iraq War - yet to this day, few media reflections on the conflict accurately explore the extent to which opening up Persian Gulf energy resources to the world economy was a prime driver behind the Anglo-American invasion.

They were not then asked whether or not that's a problem – whether it is the job of a show such as The Simpsons to accurately reflect family life, whether such shows have ever implied they're an accurate reflection of anything at all and whether Homer Simpson accurately reflects the number of fingers most fathers have.

In fact, it is more accurately a reflection of Lucy's realisation that "No one in this world comes from nothing"; that neither past nor present can banish the other, and must eventually, somehow, be reconciled.

But this is, more accurately, a reflection of how low Trump's frequent fulminations at the press have set the bar — the minimal courtesy of sitting in a room without dispensing too many insults is considered a major sign of détente.

In the data term case, these outliers arise from where the Lambertian reflection model does not accurately describe surfaces of the objects being observed or from occluded regions (i.e., features seen only in one of the images).

In the case of a bright, analyzable strut, the front surface of the strut will occur near the brightest point in the reflection, allowing one to accurately assess tissue thickness covering a single strut.