Sentence examples for transparent reflection from inspiring English sources

All volcaniclastic units reveal the same transparent reflection pattern strongly suggesting that explosive underwater volcanism was the prevalent process.

Everything we say is provisional, an approximation, a kind of experiment; everything they say is a transparent reflection of their already-formed personality.

Dreams: disguise of forbidden wishes or transparent reflections of a distinct brain state?

They are naive or, in some ways, transparent reflections of something in society -- a certain violence, a certain cruelty.

Mississippi Republican National Committeeman Henry Barbour agreed, but noted that primaries have experienced problems too: "I think there is definitely a place for caucuses in the nominating process, but not without a transparent, accurate reflection of the vote count".

Using a high refractive index infrared transparent internal reflection element (IRE) can help to solve this issue.

The 25 cubic cm tank is made of transparent anti-reflection coated glass and contains the scattering medium (for example, dilute milk).

The study here demonstrates the capability of thermography to detect and characterize pinhole defects in a visually transparent anti-reflection (AR) film.

By letting light through, transparent enamel catches reflections from the metal to which it is applied and makes visible any engraving done on the metal.

In this context, the emergence of a substantial sector of nonmarket production, and of peer production, or the emergence of individuals acting cooperatively as a major new source of defining widely transmissible statements and conversations about the meaning of the culture we share, makes culture substantially more transparent and available for reflection, and therefore for revision.

Magmatic intrusions observed as transparent bodies in the reflection images seem to be a common phenomenon in continental rift zones as similar structures are reported in Gulf of California (Lizarralde et al. 2011), south of Australia (Jackson et al. 2013) and off Norway (Planke et al. 2005; Iyer et al. 2017).