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specular reflection
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specular reflection,
a reflection from a smooth surface, such as a mirror. In ultrasonography, such reflections are from smooth surfaces such as organ walls.


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The law of reflection confirms the reciprocal irreducibility of man and world; or, in other words, the fact that we are 'Parts' of this world whereas it is the 'Totality' standing against these parts.
Manlio Sgalambro, Giorgio Agamben: on metaphysical suspension of ... by Presutti, Fabio / Italica
One consequence of the law of reflection is that if you stand an arms-distance away from a flat mirror and touch the mirror, your reflection appears to be an arms-distance away "on the other side of the mirror.
Mirrors by Science Weekly
This law of reflection is a law of healing to the discords of human experience because discords, such as relationship problems, financial lack, illness, stress, injury and discontent are not in or of God.
Mirror image brings God to mind by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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