Sentence examples for white reflection from inspiring English sources

Ophthalmoscopy shows a white reflection with an opaque lens (leukocoria).

In CIR band combination of Landsat 8 imagery bright white reflection from elongated area within the river channel is considered to identify channel bars.

Although prototype had demerits including image degradation by white reflection from TFT metal lines, and inability to source high voltage, this LC-plasmonic deviceshowsws the possibility of replacing conventional displays.

And they ask questions that indicate they've been trying to follow, not ones that indicate that they are actually on Facebook (the blue and white reflection of which I can see on your eyeglasses, American students who are telling me they are NOT on Facebook during lectures of vital importance).

Leukocoria is defined as a white reflection and its manifestation is symptomatic of several ocular pathologies, including retinoblastoma (Rb).

This is expected since the white reflection of the leukocoric eye is better observed when the eye is looking directly towards the camera and its source of light; the converse is also true and affects classification.

These pieces of mirror glass gave golden or white reflections of high intensity and could be used to depict objects of precious metal or to heighten the effect of other colours; but, above all, it was used as a means of rendering the light emanating from God. Gold tesserae were first used by the Romans, in both floor and vault decoration of late antiquity.

If the panel is too wide, you could end up with white reflections or lens flare interfering with the clean, silhouetted appearance.

As such, orientation – in my mind, at least – can sometimes feel like the web of systems for which you are most closely associated with, rather than a precise, black-and-white reflection of which genders you want to be intimate with (side note: "intimacy" doesn't always mean "sex").

Flat white reflects the light in the room without shiny, gloss reflections from the ceiling.

For many years the church was predominantly white, a reflection of the Upper West Side population, but the church's black membership grew to become a majority under Dr. Braxton's predecessor, the Rev. Dr. James A. Forbes Jr., the church's first black senior pastor, who served from 1989 to 2007.