Sentence examples for reflections through from inspiring English sources
The extremely narrow nature of a laser beam permits it to undergo multiple reflections through a sample without spatial spreading and interference, thus providing long absorption path lengths.
No one knows what important segments of the record lie concealed in buried ranges such as the Gamburtsev Mountains, the topography of which has been mapped only by seismic reflections through the great East Antarctic Ice Sheet.
Each pocket timetable shows a droplet of landscape with warped reflections through glass of sky, strip lights and phone screens.
Objects at one end of the tube would be seen in multiple reflections through a keyhole at the other.
In Figure 3a, several gaps can be observed below the light cone for bands with even symmetry (transverse electric (TE -like) wiTE -likect to reflections through the z-plane (z direction being the height slab direction).
The high completion rate of digital stories by students previously identified as "disengaged" indicates that they valued the opportunity to express their reflections through the creative student-centred medium of digital storytelling.
Strategies for facilitating meaningful reflection are described including descriptions of what students should reflect upon and how to initiate reflection through writing, reading, doing, and telling.
"It would have been helpful, not just to me but to a lot of people, if there had been a period of reflection through to the party conference.
Writing in Hello Kitty-brand toothpaste covers a large mirror, and I catch my reflection through the squiggly calligraphy, which has been copied from a French school primer.
The Swedish artist, who lives and works in Stockholm, said he hoped the memorial would provide a state of reflection through its "poetic rupture".
Parity, or space inversion, is the reflection through the origin of the space coordinates of a particle or particle system; i.e., the three space dimensions x, y, and z become, respectively, −x, −y, and −z.
