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A second single, "Reflections of a Sound", was released on 14 July 2007 as a digital single.

Three more singles, "Reflections of a Sound", "If You Keep Losing Sleep", and "Mind Reader", were subsequently released.

A notable finding is that the most-preferred delay time of a single reflection for each cellist can be calculated from the amplitude of the reflection and the minimum value of the effective duration (τe)minof the running autocorrelation function of the music motifs played by each cellist.

To investigate human cortical responses that correspond to subjective preference of sound fields, an attempt is made here to analyze the autocorrelation function (ACF) of magnetoencephalography (MEG) under the condition of varying delay time of single reflections.

This introduces wave mode conversion coefficients between the shear and fast Alfvén modes, expanding the single reflection coefficient of Eq. (1) into a 2 × 2 reflection and wave mode conversion matrix.

We did not rely on single reflection journals of students and had adopted an automated coding procedure to analyse the responses.

The solid powders were pressed on a germanium crystal window of a microhorizontal ATR for measurement of single reflection and absorption of infrared by the specimens.

Single reflections located in certain interval of the Bragg angle transformed in practically continuous diffraction line as a regime of X-ray measurements provided oscillations of specimen within the angular interval of ±12°.

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The technique is based on an iterative pulse-echo method, which gathers a sufficiently high number of single reflection signals and eventually conducts a statistical analysis yielding two principal parameters of the backscattering signal: its maximum amplitude and its time-dependent decay.

A correct account of the rainbow would appear some forty years after Bacon in the De iride of Theodoric of Freiberg (d. c. 1307) [TFT], with his account of a single reflection and double refraction in single drops of water.