Such a line will never return a reflection since the incident wave will never reach the end to be reflected.
Law, as a central feature of most developed human societies, has been an object of philosophical reflection since the beginning of Western philosophy in ancient Greece.
Reading Maureen Dowd's column about genetic differences between men and women with my buddies at the Sportsman's Bar didn't allow for quiet reflection, since most of them were upset.
"In view of the continued public debate centred on these financial transactions and following detailed examination of all documentation and reflection since the news conference, I have come to the conclusion it is not possible to provide conclusive and final evidence that my wife did initiate the transaction without my knowledge," he said.
In a wide sense, belief change has been a subject of philosophical reflection since antiquity.
Furthermore, all incident light transmits the NIM slab without reflection since the NIM slab and air have identical impedance value.
In Political Science small states have been subject of reflection since long (Baker Fox 1959; Hambro 1936, 1943; Herre 1937; Keohane 1969; Rappard 1934; Wilcox 1967; Wolfers 1945).
Hitchcock concludes that, at least in such cases of forgetting, the Dutch Strategy does not show that agents should satisfy Reflection, since the bookie cannot be assured of making a profit without calling upon knowledge not possessed by the agent.
With hindsight many notions that have to do with optimal code systems, ideal languages and the association between computing and processing language have been recurrent themes in the philosophical reflection since the seventeenth century.
Most of our implementation uses software engineering designs (e.g., interfaces and abstract classes) and programming techniques (e.g., Java generic types) in order to reduce the use of computational reflection, since it introduces a considerable overhead at runtime [53, 54].
