Sentence examples for the extended reflection from inspiring English sources

The extended reflection model in Equation 4 is the same fashion mathematically as the standard model in Equation 3 for dielectric, although the two reflection models are physically different.

The extended reflectance range maintains high reflection at the design wavelength despite greater than 70% decrease in film thickness across the reflector surface.

In addition to passages about pets and bodybuilding, Musharraf delivered in the book an extended reflection on the nature of command, in which he relied upon quotations from Richard Nixon's neglected tome "Leaders".

This type of surface reflection is called the extended dichromatic reflection model.

Penelope Lively in the Financial Times described it as "an extended reflection on the fear of death and on that great consolation, religious belief.

The first extended reflections on economic methodology appear in the work of Nassau Senior (1836) and John Stuart Mill (1836).

In any case, this is not the day for an extended reflection on Scudetto permutations.

The choice to draw on the histories of the prefectural capitals of Okayama, Kanazawa, Niigata, and Sapporo two former castle towns, one port city, and one frontier town provides the means for an extended reflection on a particularly intense fusing of space and time in urban and suburban Japan during the interwar period.

In the second chapter, called "Transreading" (the author's penchant for "poetic" diction like this is an irritating tic; you get "Lifeleading" and "Wifewishing" too), Gass the critic makes himself felt in a brilliant extended "reflection on the problems of translation".

This article proposes an invariant representation that is derived from the standard dichromatic reflection model for dielectric and the extended dichromatic reflection model for metal.

The invariant representation was derived from the standard dichromatic reflection model for dielectric and the extended dichromatic reflection model for metal.