Sentence examples for reflexion from the from inspiring English sources

The problem of the magnetosonic waves incidence on and reflexion from the plasma transition layer is solved.

This layer may be considered as a model for describing the process of FMS wave incidence and reflexion from the magnetopause and plasma-pause.

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°).

They were instructed to use visual feedback from the reflexion of the body lights on the mirror.

A significant aspect in applying the Reflexion Method is the mapping of components found in the source code onto the conceptual components defined in the hypothesized architecture.

Data from REFLEX and REFLEXION highlight the beneficial effects of providing treatment after the FCDE, with patients receiving DT having significantly worse outcomes.

This requires consequent self-reflexion from all staff members of all levels and a culture in which outcomes of this scrutiny are really seen and accepted as an asset and a learning chance – whatever these results might be.

In REFLEXION, the ongoing extension of the REFLEX study, patients originally receiving placebo who had not converted to CDMS at 2 years were switched to s.c. IFN-β-1a t.i.w. and those receiving the study drug continued on their original regimen if they had not converted to CDMS [20].

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.

In a previous set of experiments we tested whether the observed reduced influx of neutrophils in the joints, bone destruction and hematopoiesis directly result from neutralization of IL-17, or were a reflexion of the reduced inflammation present in the anti-IL-17-treated mice.

"He also said that Sam Gamgee, in The Lord of the Rings, was 'a reflexion of the English soldier, of the privates and batmen I knew in the 1914 war, and recognised as so far superior to myself'".