Sentence examples for angle of emergence from inspiring English sources

The minimum value of error function 'χ' in the proximity of Abbe angle explain the choice of Abbe type instruments and shown invariant by relating positive 'α+' and the negative angle of emergence 'α−'.

We will distinguish between passive vibrissae, whose angle of emergence from the skin is fixed, and active vibrissae, whose angle is under voluntary control.

For planetary surfaces (where for gravitational effects, the surface slopes and therefore emergence angles are typically low), the effect of emergence angles can be largely neglected.

Note that ( varphi_{n} ) is emergence angle of the electron from the right side in graphene superlattice, which is different from the incident angle (( varphi )).

The refraction caused by the interface between the two mediums will change the emergence angle of the wavefronts [29], affecting the beam width coverage in.

The emergence angle of the ZO ray is shown by α, the radius of curvature of the normal (N) wave by R N, the radius of the normal incidence point (NIP) wave by R NIP, and V 0 is the near-surface velocity.

The influence of emergence (or observing) angle on the measured emissivity of natural surfaces has already been observed.

To characterize hyphal orientation, we measured the angle at which germ tubes emerged from the mother cell (emergence angle) and the angle of the hyphal tip after 6 hr growth (final angle) relative to the cathode.

Descartes's statement of the sine law of refraction, relating the angles of incidence and emergence at interfaces of the media through which light passes, had added a new mathematical regularity to the science of light, supporting the conviction that the universe is constructed according to mathematical regularities.

The light beam was collimated by the three apertures, and the angles of incidence and emergence were set to 30° and 0°, respectively.

These are thus cases of emergence.