Converse of object

• encourage: The short tales are illuminating and encourage individual reflection without imposing judgment.

• prompt: This prompted reflection on the effect of culture on the perceived legitimacy and efficacy of alternative and diverse forms of feedback.

• againbesides: Considerably more than it againbesides reflection same degree of.

• facilitate: The role of the teacher is very important to support, intervene and facilitate reflection and there will be additional teacher resources.

Adjective modifier

• theological: Theological reflection must make its contribution within the context of that history.

• specular: In order to get good detail out of the shadows the exposure has just clipped the specular reflections.

• critical: The purpose of this paper to is to provide critical reflection on two aspects associated with the use of the virtual classroom.

• sad: This is a sad reflection on our legal system.

• accurate: PURCHASE PRICE With a new purchase, the most accurate reflection of value is the price paid.

• philosophical: In ordinary life, prior to any philosophical reflection, we intuitively recognize this.

Modifies a noun

• coefficient: By forming a device with reflection coefficients of -1 and 1, a bipolar MLS diffuser produces better scattering.

• nebula: The nebulae IC 432 and NGC 2023 appear as small blue reflection nebulae.

• diffraction: The MBE system features reflection high-energy electron diffraction ( RHEED ) that can be carried out during growth.

• absorption: Reflection absorption infrared spectroscopy ( RAIRS ) is the main technique that is used to study these reactions.

Noun used with modifier

• neutron: This use of " contrast matching " is very important in neutron reflection.

• mirror: These obtain a flip in helicity as they undergo a mirror reflection and, when analyzed, contribute to the cross polar component.

Preposition: in

• mirror: Also in true classic style he casts no reflection in a mirror.

Preposition: of

• reality: The Gulf War was a reflection of that reality " .

• moon: I would point to the glory of the sun, to the pale reflection of the moon.