Sentence examples for the reflections which from inspiring English sources

Being like a Houyhnhnm, Raisa would have been too noble, or too innocent, to have had the reflections which might have occurred to the more censorious members of the human race, as they heard Rebekah, up in the saddle, on the phone to Rupert and James.

It was published in 1903 but was the culmination of the reflections which Moore commenced in his 1897 dissertation on 'The Metaphysical basis of Ethics'.

I am offering a brief genealogy of the term because, although its semantics might suit the reflections which led me to conceive question n. 5, its pragmatics do not comply with them; actually, the current narratives developing the term mostly fall into a techno-reductionism which does not take into account the cultural and social ramifications of gender identity.

Table 3 ▶ shows the reflections which were used, the associated phase differences and average scattering factors of the Friedel pairs involved.

While our software does not specifically account for relative intensities of the reflections, which would have provided information about molecule placement within the lattice, we can account for lattice symmetries by considering different space groups.

For each shot, we obtain the reflection which is referred to as the A-scan and the collection of such several A-scans gives the 2-D B-scan image which is used for processing.

Hence, the gradient-duty cycle subwavelength nanogratings were designed to suppress the reflection, which functioned by providing a graded transition of the refractive index between air and the substrate [19 21].

In contrast to the second poem in the series, Reflections, which hints at problems with the relationship, The Eolian Harp focuses on innocence and the poet's anticipation of his conjugal union.

Shifting of the Bragg reflections which represent the [010] and the [001] zones after heating hints to a slight conversion of the compound.

Average crystallite size in each dimension is calculated, as outlined previously, results are shown in Table 7 62) The crystallinity, xc, can be estimated by radial integration of the equatorial reflections which are the crystalline peaks due to Bragg diffraction relative to the full integrated peak area as shown previously, yielding 48.8% crystallinity for MaSp1.

Except those of the missing reflections, which were hidden behind the background of the traditional x-ray image (see Figures 3A and B Guinier Pattern).