Sentence examples for that reflections of from inspiring English sources

Several years earlier, Dr. Robert Alexander Wathen-Watt, theadhead of Britain's Radio Research Laboratory, found that reflections of radio pulses from aircraft might be detectable.

Though the scientists found radio waves ineffective as weapons, they did discover that reflections of a radio signal with wavelengths of a few centimetres detected planes far beyond the range of optical spotters.

Initial results from the drilling project indicated that reflections of seismic waves that were commonly observed in geophysical surveys of the oceanic crust were largely unrelated to the boundaries between fundamental types of rock (such as the basalt-gabbro boundary) but instead were caused by changes in such characteristics as the porosity of rock materials.

His late, sublime "Water Lilies" is literally that: reflections of light, clouds and foliage against the surface of his pond at Giverny, Monet's erotic, mysterious, multicolored abyss of shimmering, indefinite space, which kind of describes memory itself.

In a 2011 article in Truthout, "Goodbye to All That: Reflections of a G.O.P. Operative Who Left the Cult," Mike Lofgren characterized these voters as ones whose mistrust of government, based on confusion and ignorance, "has been stoked by Republican rhetoric at every turn".

Computed results indicate that the solutions are spectrally accurate, can be more accurate and more efficient than a single domain calculation, and that reflections of waves at interfaces are not significant.

"Is that the reflection of the sun or a smear of blood on the cobblestones?

We need to see that reflection of ourselves again.

What a revelation to get past her past and to find a friend in that reflection of herself.

Will they accept a movie that requires the reflection of a true tragedy?

Was that a reflection of the shadow of Yeats?