Sentence examples for to be reflected into from inspiring English sources

Driving up freight train speed using orthodox technology implies the use of multiple or more powerful locomotives at additional cost (ultimately to be reflected into pricing).

This allows for more artistic creations, like turning landscape shots into ones with a cool water effect – where the land and sky seems to be reflected into a glassy pool, for example.

The inconsistency indicates presence or absence of some regulatory mechanisms to be reflected into model reconstruction.

Thus, as an ice sheet expands it causes an ever larger share of the Sun's radiation to be reflected back into space, less is absorbed on the Earth, and the world's climate becomes cooler.

These probes, which have lifespans of three to five years, have shown that millions of square kilometres of sea ice have disappeared from the Arctic over the past 20 years, allowing less solar energy to be reflected back into space – and so further increasing global temperatures – while also disrupting Inuit life and wildlife in the region.

Differences in indices of refraction at the polycarbonate-tissue boundary cause approximately 9% of the light to be reflected back into the tissue [ 26, 27].

Some of this light would then travel back to the door and be reflected into the camera.

25 It remains to be seen if this change will be reflected into the routinely collected health data.

The loss of these ice sheets is also expected to contribute to global warming, as it would lower the albedo of the earth, causing less solar radiation to be reflected back out into space (IPCC, 2001).

Both simulations and experiments show that the AMS can realize anomalous reflection, i.e., a normal incident wave can be reflected into an oblique direction.

The intrinsic robustness of a network should be reflected into its associated mathematical model.