Sentence examples for typical reflection of from inspiring English sources

"This was an extremely rare incident and is not a typical reflection of our service," a spokesman says.

Based on the typical reflection of the (104) crystalline plane (Figure 1), the crystallite size was calculated to be about 27 nm.

The silicon nitride SWS gratings exhibit lower reflection than colloid-based antireflection coatings on crystalline silicon solar cells, [16] other SWS ARCs made by lithographic techniques with typical reflection of ~2 10% [8, 17 20], Additionally, optimization of the height and non-etched part of silicon nitride of SWS will facilitate further improvement of the antireflection performance.

So, looking at the 2016 turnout, it was not an aberration but a typical reflection of the American democracy at work.

The XRD patterns for treated samples show two sharp crystalline reflections at 20.6° and 26.4° which are typical reflections of de-acetylated chitin (Cho et al. 2000; Jang et al. 2004; Yen et al. 2009; Sajomsang and Gonil 2010; Gonil and Sajomsang 2012; La Juárez-de Juárez-de Rosa12).

Figure 2 (profile of line B) presents typical reflection characteristics of seismic profiles within the Beppu Bay.

Typical reflection curves (the dependence of the reflectivity, R, on the angle of incidence, θ) are presented in Fig. 2. Figure 2a shows the reflection curves for the standard sensor with the flat surface of the gold film, which is in contact with the investigated solutions with various refractive indexes.

Look for the typical reflection in the retina.[5].

They abound in verbal conceits, ambivalence, assonance, alliteration, palindromes; they change abruptly from earnest to jest, from the crude to the most sublime, as the mid-20th-century scholar G.E. von Grunebaum pointed out in his evaluation of this form, which he regarded as the most typical literary reflection of the Islamic spirit.

Think Like a Man may be a typical, overdone reflection of Black love and relationships, and you know what?

It does not make the spread of democracy the priority that Mr. Bush did, but it embraces the goal more robustly than is typical for Mr. Obama, a reflection of a struggle in his administration about how to handle a topic so associated with Mr. Bush.