Sentence examples for to get a reflection from inspiring English sources
Although reflection was happening, it was almost unconscious, and very seldom documented: "I battle to get a reflection from them, in the portfolio.
3D may be one of the most adorable oddities in movie history, though irritating to those who wear glasses; you're bound to a get a reflection of the screen as you put the 3D glasses atop your own.
So my favourite from that day was this – shooting at a very low level with a long lens I was able to get a nice reflection of both competitors.
He said: "If schools are doing what they should be doing in the first instance, there shouldn't be any difficulty with that and I think the whole idea is to get a true reflection of what the schools are doing.
Our argument for the taken strategy was to get a better reflection of what they actually do in practice.
To get a reference reflection spectra, we fusion-spliced a piece of optical fiber with both ends freshly cleaved to the single arm of the singlemode optical coupler.
An assistant with a video camera followed close to a patient within 1 m distance for the legs to get a clear reflection on the video and for the FOG episodes to be easily recognized from the video.
If installing reflective tape in a safety application, try and pay attention to the angle of car or other headlights that you wish to get a retro-reflection.
Therefore, more advanced methods using whole-genome sequencing with greater discriminatory power might be relevant to consider in order to get a more accurate reflection of transmission chains [ 45].
Where we do get a reflection, is during the learning conversation, but otherwise, I battle to get anything meaningful from them, that is documented in the portfolio.
In a distinctly Øyehaugean touch, we get a reflection on Baudelaire's theory of laughter: namely, that it is never the person who falls in the street who laughs but the person who witnesses the accident — unless, she writes, "the person who falls is a philosopher and able to reflect on his fall, able to see himself from the outside.
