Sentence examples for rival reflection from inspiring English sources

However, it is currently possible to produce high quality transmission gratings that rival reflection gratings in all aspects.

Leibniz's reflections on epistemological matters do not rival his reflections on logic, metaphysics, divine justice, and natural philosophy in terms of quantity.

With speed and lack of reflection rivaling the passage of the USA Patriot Act after 9/11, Congress pushed this animal industry-crafted law through in a single day, with only a lone dissenting vote in opposition, that of Ohio Congressman Dennis Kucinich.

Some birds mistake their reflection for a rival bird.

The perceived rival males, however, may include "reflections in plate glass windows and shiny bumpers on cars". --President Reagan has made an exception to his policy of not endorsing books written by other politicians to supply a brief foreword to the American edition of British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's "In Defense of Freedom," to be published April 30.

It's a reflection of the tensions between rival princes in the House of Saud and the policies that Bandar and his group, which include the current foreign minister, have been aggressively promoting.

The game also features impressive real time lighting, reflection, and weather effects that rival those seen in detailed 3D games (and even some movies).

Conventional characteristics are signals that are indicative of the rival's abilities but are not a reflection of the animal's physiological or physical agonistic abilities.

Nico Rosberg was third fastest, 0.189 seconds behind Alonso with team-mate and title rival Lewis Hamilton only sixth - not a true reflection of their competitiveness.

One of Seton Hall's rivals said the team's surge was a reflection of its coach.

It was also an accurate reflection of the great friends and rivals' performance and ability.