Sentence examples for to reflection which from inspiring English sources

High concentration of MWCNT/WPU composites at low thicknesses indicates higher capability of shielding by absorption compared to reflection, which is adverse to composites with relatively low MWCNT mass ratios.

The group dynamic not only allows for ideas to be co-constructed, so that an initial thought is developed and built upon by others, but can also lend a structure and discipline to reflection, which is easily lost when new teachers are under pressure to teach a lot of lessons in a week.

Lipids organized in the hexagonal HII phase give rise to reflections which relate as 1∶1/√3∶1/√4∶1/√7 [29].

The results of simulation shown that the designed back textured structures lead to high scattering and diffraction of light, and front textured lead to less reflection which helps to increase the potential solar cell external quantum efficiency (EQE).

Indeed, this device provides the first clear experimental demonstration example of the self-organization of light polarization in a nonlinear medium thanks to feedback reflection, which is described by means of a perfectly isotropic model (see Eq. (1) and Ref. 25).

The CRT [ 19] is a short test measuring a person's tendency to override an intuitively compelling response, and to engage in further reflection which can lead to a correct solution.

The proposed method utilizes the micro-multipath Doppler signatures due to earth surface reflection, which are analyzed and separated by advanced non-stationary signal analysis techniques.

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].

The effect of reflection on case-solving that we found, however, refers to the process of reflection, which is driven by more generic reflective skills.

High intensity spots correspond to Bragg reflections which can be used to index the pattern and thus to identify their crystal structures.

Perhaps it's an occupational hazard, after writing a book about the work and life of Jean-Luc Godard, to detect that filmmaker's reflection throughout the modern cinema (or, I might say, to be keenly aware of his every reflection, which happen to be ubiquitous).