Sentence examples for the whole reflection from inspiring English sources

A purely numerical simulation method for obtaining the variation of the pump-wave ( overrightarrow{E} ) in the whole reflection region is used by Gondarenko et al. 2004.

In order to correctly interpret the observations made in these experiments, it is therefore essential to be able to accurately calculate the ( overrightarrow{E} ) wave pattern in the whole reflection region.

For the study of the various non-linear effects generated in ionospheric modulation experiments, accurate calculation of the field intensity variation in the whole reflection region for an electromagnetic wave vertically impinging upon the ionosphere is meaningful.

In section 4, we present the numerical results for the ( overrightarrow{E} ) intensity variation of the standing wave pattern of the O- and X-mode characteristic waves, under a specific density profile and throughout the whole reflection region (including the upper-hybrid resonance altitude).

I never look at my whole reflection, either.

Based on the integration of the effective source distribution for a reflection point and the whole reflector area, we develop an analytical model to calculate the intercept factor of the concentrator and analyze its performance over a year.

While the use of large oscillation angels can help to collect whole reflections, reflection overlapping becomes a serious problem.

"All the beauty to be found throughout the whole creation is…the reflection of the diffused beams of that being who hath an infinite fullness of brightness and glory" (True Virtue, 1765; Edwards 1957–, vol. 8, 550 51).

The whole tradition of reflection on the transcendental properties of being was synthesized in the Disputationes metaphysicae of Francisco Suárez (published 1597), which built the most elaborate account of the transcendentals known in the high and later Middle Ages.

The reflections on the screen variable consisted of three conditions: reflections across the whole screen (scenario 1), no reflections on the screen (scenario 2), and reflections on half of the screen (scenario 3).

"The whole season is a reflection of what's happened in college football," said Mike Tranghese, commissioner of the Big East Conference.