Sentence examples for a reflective layer from inspiring English sources

As part of a project to develop a complete stochastic model of the solid state photomultiplier (SSPM), we simulated the effects of a reflective layer in the non-active region which reflects photons back into the crystal for a second chance at detection.

Purines, including uric acid, have been identified as the main constituents of reflecting structures in many marine animals [12], and interestingly, uric acid forms a reflective layer in the cuticle of scarab beetles [14].

A reflective layer, possibly including ground material like those used in safety clothing, might be useful at night.

We had two years of meetings and discussions before settling on a 12cm disc of polycarbonate [plastic], with a reflective layer holding data readable by laser beam.

The spectrum is further modified by a reflective layer of polyethylene and an internal absorbing layer of cadmium.

Slow lorises' eyes, like those of many other nocturnal mammals, are quite large, and they possess a reflective layer behind the retina called the tapetum lucidum.

A new tandem absorber coating for mid-high temperature solar collectors mainly consists of a stress buffer layer Cr2O3, an infrared reflective layer Ag, a diffusion barrier layer Cr2O3, a silicon-based absorbing layer, including p-Si, μc-Si, nc-Si, α-Si, and an anti-reflection layer SiO2 is designed.

Double-layer coatings consisting of a top reflective layer with high solar albedo and a bottom emissive layer are achieved by properly designed TiO2, SiO2, and SiC nanoparticles.

A highly reflective layer seen in retinal optical coherence tomography (OCT) has been believed to correspond to the choriocapillaris (CHC) and retinal pigment epithelium (RPE).

The result is a thin reflective layer that floats on the surface of the oil.So far, Dr Borra has achieved a reflectivity of 50% (that is, half of the light falling on the mirror is reflected), but he is confident that he will be able to equal the 80% reflectivity of mercury.

When charge is absent, the proteins stack together tightly, forming a thin, more reflective layer; when charge is present, the molecules stack more loosely, forming a thicker layer.