Examples of using To reflection in English and their translations into Dutch
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prompts Bobby Haarms to reflection.
Silicon solar cells require a textured front surface to reduce energy losses due to reflection.
from postponement to postponement and from reflection to reflection.
Two sites could lead to reflection and a healthy exchange of ideas,
women leads to reflection on participation by women in the life of society on the one hand,
what happened in Seattle should lead to reflection on the need to open up towards the developing countries.
Next he comes to reflection in the metropolis New York with different kinds of chants(modern contra Prussian)
deeply charged picture that summons us to reflection and contemplation, revealing the complex forces of belief,
The technical details of the draft directive are still subject to reflection and consultation within the Commission, but I am pleased to provide you now with the following elements in response to the questions raised by Mr Karas.
I think these problems should lead to reflection upon the structures for exercising control in the area of the budget,
Heat protection due to reflection of the sunlight in front of the facade,
metaphorical mechanism that pushes the viewer to reflection.
interdisciplinarity by allowing them to devote themselves to reflection, new insights
I wanted to talk to you today about this subject, to lead you to reflection, because many of you, driven by despair,
This process can lead to reflections of a more philosophical or existential nature.
Please also pay particular attention to reflections(e.g. by reflective material surfaces).
Besides that the screen is very sensitive to reflections, which makes it completely illegible.
He paid much attention to reflections and glimmers.
The discover of an unknown drawing by Hergé leads to reflections on scouting.
The TruDisk solid-state laser is resistant to reflections.