Sentence examples for relies on reflections from inspiring English sources
As the detection relies on reflections from the focal cite and the generation of gas bubbles, the threshold determination is restricted to LIOB events that create a gas bubble (or several gas bubbles [ 31]) with life time above 200 µs which have not moved out of the laser beam path by the time of the next pulse(s) and to reflections in direction of the camera.
Colour is added by using three separate arrays, each fitted with a filter for one of the primaries red, green and blue that, in combination, produce a full-colour image.The Hughes-JVC projector uses "image-light amplification" (ILA), which also relies on reflection, but otherwise employs a completely different approach from the Texas instrument.
The approach begins with self/business understanding of capabilities, relies on observation and reflection, stakeholders are included and brought along, and action and experiment leads to results that can be built on.
Kreisel's approach and some criticisms of Tait that rely on reflection principles or ω-rules run afoul of this requirement (see Tait 2002, 2005b).
The organisation of ethics reflection groups relied on close collaboration between the ward leader and the facilitator.
Another technology is terrestrial laser scanning (Vosselman and Maas, 2010) that relies on the reflection of laser beams from the surfaces.
"Guys we have relied on have moved on and we are now relying on youngsters, a reflection of the changing landscape in Wales.
The current article mostly relies on the retrospective reflections of the young people on their past experience and the way they recall their parents' role.
The set-up uses parabolic mirrors, for the collimation of light of the input waveguide and focusing of the light to the receiver waveguides, which relies on total internal reflection at the interface between two such regions.
More specifically, this example relies on the Java reflection API to open a connection to the HSQLDB database manager system.
But her process is also intuitive, relying on ongoing reflections in her journals.
