This resulted in a 5-item scoring rubric, which we complemented with an item about searching questions to represent the construct of reflection fully [ 10, 41].
This was one of those rare goals, which leaves the audience slightly stunned and in need of a moment's reflection to fully absorb then comprehend what has just happened.
Adding details large compared to the wavelength, representative of the low-resolution case, would correctly attenuate the specular reflection without fully reproducing the scattering phenomenon.
Therefore, some people have light-headedness or dizziness when baroreceptor reflection cannot fully compensate for changes in cerebral circulation.
The origin of these reflections is not fully understood; however, possibly some can be related to hcp/ccp intergrowth particles.
These inter-connections are a reflection of the fully systematic nature of Spinoza's metaphysics.
A further experiment revealed that, as for a single reflection, the ear does not fully integrate multiple reflections in the presence of background noise.
Firstly, since XFEL diffraction data generally do not contain fully recorded reflections, the initial scaling and merging of images is difficult.
In the 1970's, the Harrison and Rossmann groups developed 'post-refinement' methods (Rossmann et al., 1979; Winkler et al., 1979), in which the parameters that determine the location and volume of the Bragg peaks are 'post'-refined against a reference set of fully recorded reflections following initial indexing and integration of rotation data.
At that very time, as I now reckon it, I had probably made my first intellectual friend if "intellectual" is the right word for Ted (really Ethel Rosenbergg, whose organ of reflection was perhaps less fully developed than her bump of sensibility.
