Sentence examples for view of the reflection from inspiring English sources

In view of the reflection coefficient (RC) as the ratio of amplitudes of reflected and incident solitons, it is expected that RC would decrease with the dust density.

In view of the reflection and transmission of incident solitary wave only, we use v z 1 < < v 1 I + v 1 T and also assume v 1 T < < v 1 I, [19, 36, 39].

Given the emerging focus on reflective practice and its relation to revalidation appraisal [ 2], this positive view of the reflection effected by the RO appraisal is encouraging and significant.

This revision would make it clearer that the camera may be centered in front of the subject but the infrared light source cannot be centered simultaneously, the consequence of which is an asymmetric view of the corneal reflections.

The story of the horndog scientist (Bill Murray) who, failing to seduce a young female subject during an experiment, devotes himself with particular zeal to the needs of a client (Sigourney Weaver) whom he wants to seduce isn't the expression of a director's point of view but, rather, the reflection of the unchallenged and unspoken assumptions of a place, a time, and, above all, a milieu.

Climbing up the spiral ramp in the spectacular new Reichstagskuppel, Sir Norman Foster's gleaming glass-and-steel addition to the top of Germany's capitol building, I became entranced watching the amazing view of the city, and the reflection of my fellow sightseers in the surfaces of the structure's centerpiece, a funnel made of broken mirrors.

But opponents who hold a deflationary view of the role of autonomous reflection seek to press the challenge here more fully.

Fig. 1 Map view of the profile in the seismic reflection survey.

15 Most subjects described that they could "feel" their phantom moving when viewing the reflection of their intact hand.

It is superiority to the conventional Gebhart's method in view of the grey body and the diffuse reflection assumptions.

Initially he was hopeful that the military would indeed seek to realize his ideal view of the university as a home of reflection and reason.