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Sound and vorticity wave reflexion at an open boundary are estimated for various mean flows and different sound wave fields.

The latter are organized into a cross-β core as revealed by the fibre X-ray diffraction pattern that shows a sharp equatorial reflexion at 4.7 Å and a fuzzy reflexion at 10 Å suggesting partial disorder in the β-sheet packing within the fibrils (Figure 3B).

However, in order to minimize any loss of intensity due to reflexion at the optic components, use of a negative cylindrical lens (CP) allowed us to dispense with an additional collector lens between the two VIPAs (V1 and V2).

The manifestation of the extra X-ray reflexions at 3.1 and 6.2 Å (Fig. 1) may be linked to a long-range order of methylamine species within the interlayer space.

The disturbed region of the ionosphere in Vasil'sursk was probed by the vertical sounding technique using the partial reflexion radar at the frequency of 2.95 and 4.7 MHz.

Or Theater?" is on view through Oct. 29 and "Christian Boltanski: Reflexion" through Nov. 12 at the Museum of Fine Arts, 465 Huntington Avenue, Boston, (617) 26179300.

After the completion of a module, a counsellor sends an e-mail to the participant (at an appointed day of the week) with a reflexion on the progress of the participant and a reaction to possible problems and questions.

REFLEXION is an ongoing study and will continue to follow patients for at least 5 years after the FCDE.

The vibroarthrographic evaluation of the PFJ quality of motion was based on a 6-second test in the sitting position, which included four times of (i) loose hanging legs with knees flexed at 90°; (ii) full knee extension from 90° to 0°; (iii) reflexion (from 0° to 90°).

In other words, it is less a reflexion of Russia's distant, imperial past, with its princes and conquests, than of the bleakness of its more recent one.

Accompanying the Salomon work is "Reflexion," an installation by the French artist Christian Boltanski that suggests the ambiguity of visual experience and relates in some ways to Salomon's grand epic.