Sentence examples for remote reflections from inspiring English sources

This was the genesis of Shields's "Remote: Reflections on Life in the Shadow of Celebrity," which came out in 1996.

All this information (position, velocity and torque) is processed in order to implement the desired master behavior that has to guarantee the stability of the system and the best remote impedance reflection as possible.

These sources of Durkheim's sociological reflections, never remote from moral philosophy, were first expressed in his very important doctoral thesis, De la division du travail social (1893; The Division of Labour in Society), and in Le Suicide (1897; Suicide).

A new multi-wavelength canopy LiDAR (MWCL) system intended for the remote sensing of vegetation reflection was designed and its measurement performance was investigated.

The intra-site interference could arrive at the UE either straightly from the backside of the antenna (the green line in Figure 2) or from the reflection by remote scatterers (the red line in Figure 2).

It described the rise and fall of three successive civilisations, supposedly existing in the remote past but injected with reflections on the ills of contemporary society.

Bijvoet mates were treated as separate reflections for both the remote and the peak data set.

The reflection spectra measured by remote observations of S-type asteroids, however, did not match that of OC meteorites.

With a remote control in each hand and the reflections of double plays and birdie putts flickering across the lenses of his eyeglasses, Francesa personified a kind of contentment that is widespread in America on weekend afternoons.

An understanding of fundamentals of remote sensing, especially how light is reflected from various surfaces and what affects this reflection, is critical.

Vigilant reflection on even one's remote responsibility for evil acts is the essence of morality.