Sentence examples for structure of reflections from inspiring English sources

Burke's philosophical repertoire and historical understanding thus provided the structure of Reflections, and, perhaps more importantly, suggested insights into the character of the Revolution.

In principle, however, the retentional-impressional-protentional structure of reflection cannot overlay the retentional-impressional-protentional structure of pre-reflective experience in complete simultaneity.

Two issues need to be addressed: (1) is a periodic structure of reflection a major obstacle in practical use? and (2) to what degree is structural repetition acceptable?

This aspect of reflection was also represented in Mamede and Schmidt's proposed structure of reflective practice as 'openness to reflection' [ 25].

This sensor is temperature independent due to the temperature-independent nature of the double-peak structure of the reflection spectrum.

Hegel attempts to merge concept and being by making being part of a structure of self-reflection, rather than the basis of the interrelation between subject and object.

Schelling's later philosophy will present a subject whose origin prevents it from ever achieving the 'self-presence' that Hegel tries to explicate by setting out the complete structure of 'self-reflection' in the other.

We can specify both sedimentary structures by configuration of reflections and faults by offsetting of reflections on seismic reflection profiles.

It is concluded that the dynamic effects of the reflected pressure pulses should always be considered in structural design, most relevantly when analysing closed structures where the number of reflections can be significant.

Due to the structure of black silicon, multiple reflections exist for incident light, leading to an absorption enhancement in nanoscopic needles.

These effects are due to waves travelling out from the coupling being reflected from other parts of the structure, these reflections being later incident upon the coupling.