"There was a lake outside, and we got all this reflection back from the sun.
However, when this is replaced by a device under test (DUT) which is not perfectly matched to the line there will be a reflection back towards the source.
"It's a reflection back to the 1970s, to films that I was so informed by and so moved by -- those film where the director was able to put their vision up on screen without too much interference.
A mirror-like effect, that is, like a klaxon blaring broken reflections back in its neighbours' faces.
As in a hall of mirrors, however, these examples also cast reflections back on to antiquity itself.
After reflections back to his childhood, with particular emphasis on his adversion to making his bed, she realizes the adolescents of this generation do exactly what they want to do.
The full title of the series is "The Museum of Television and Radio: Influences," and if that sounds a little dry, know that participants like Roseanne and Ray Romano step lively through their reflections, backed by clips from the museum's 100,000 hours of television.
This custom naturally produces another result: public opinion being born and reared on this plan, it is not opinion at all, it is merely policy; there is no reflection back of it, no principle, and it is entitled to no respect.
A robust damping layer applicable for regular and irregular incident waves is employed to minimize the outgoing wave reflection back into the wave tank.
A comprehensive theoretical treatment is presented for bound-mode to radiation mode coupling loss (transmission loss) and for bound-mode to bound-mode Bragg reflection (back reflection) in a sidetap fiber phase grating.
One can determine the distance of an airplane or ship by measuring the time it takes such a pulse to travel to the object and, after reflection, back to the radar dish antenna.
