Sentence examples for reverse reflection from inspiring English sources

The total reverse reflection of the cube-corner prism and the spectroscopic property of an orthogonal holographic grating enable the measurement of the two transverse components of the 3D acceleration simultaneously, while the longitudinal component can be determined from the elastic deformation of the flake.

The surge of activists in Cochabamba was a reverse reflection of the kind of climate migration that has exploded around the globe, as environmental turmoil begets mass displacement and the destruction of communities and indigenous cultures.

This study investigated the angular control of incident acoustic waves for total transmission and reversed reflection using phononic crystals (PnCs).

On the pole figure (homostereographic projection), the centers of all initial and reversed austenitic reflections coincided at the region of measurement accuracy (1° to 2°).

(6) Assume T is an orientation reversing map, a reflection on an octahedron.

An analysis of 3D seismic data from the Zhongjiannan Basin in the western margin of the South China Sea (SCS) reveals seismic evidence of gas hydrates and associated gases, including pockmarks, a bottom simulating reflector (BSR), enhanced reflection (ER), reverse polarity reflection (RPR), and a dim amplitude zone (DAZ).

It is possible that people taking a single antihypertensive agent were taking it for other reasons, and that the observed relationship between CVD and improved BP control could be a reflection of reverse causality.

Guitar music's "decline" has not been helped by bands such as the Vaccines and Spector proselytising for indie music as if its drifting popularity was an affliction that had to be reversed, rather than a reflection on the poor quality of music being made.

A reflection submatrix reverses the direction of incoming waves, whereas a transmission submatrix permits the incoming waves to enter, or to be directed to other waveguides.

Light tracing algorithm for determining the maximum incident angle range limited by the critical angle of total reflection, and reverse-projection (RP) algorithm for calculating the available area of an isolated unit are described.

But, on reflection, Babel, in reverse, is the right metaphor.