Reflection - Definition


Reflection - Definition

The term reflection (also spelt reflexion) can refer to several different concepts:

In mathematics, reflection is the transformation of a space.
In physics, reflection is a wave phenomenon.
In computer science, reflection is a programming language feature for metaprogramming.
In .NET, Reflection is a base class in the assembly System, which provides methods of conversion between managed and unmanaged code.
In electricity, reflection is reflected voltage in an electrical signal due to an impedance change.
In music, Reflection is a 1998 album by Paradise Lost.
Reflection is an online game developed by Free Fall Associates
In psychology, reflection is a process of thoughtful meditation or rumination, see also Introspection
A reflection is one's image as seen in a mirror

In some British spellings, reflection may appear as reflexion.

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External links

Blog Entry on the usage of the term Introspection in the news (http://rdfintrospector.blogspot.com/2005/01/introspection-warts-and-all.html)
Blog Entry on the usage of the term Reflection in the news (http://rdfintrospector.blogspot.com/2005/01/reflections-about-usage-of-term.html)

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