Sentence examples for describe the reflection from inspiring English sources
(Name the term geographers use to describe the reflection of sunlight off a certain place on earth. The answer: an albedo).
And it seems that "sunray" and "ray" are being used to fill a lexical gap in English: there's no single word to describe the reflection of the sun's light that the Russian word suggests.
The complete description of acoustic propagation in a multilayered system is of great interest in a variety of applications such as non-destructive evaluation and acoustic design and there is need for a flexible model that can describe the reflection and transmission of ultrasonic waves in these media.
where RS is the model used to describe the reflection pattern.
where t i,k represents the time instant in which the power is detected by the receiver and R S (θ k,R,θ',λ) is the model used to describe the reflection pattern.
The back-scattered waves from the sample are generated by modeling the axial refractive index profile as a layered media, and by using the wave-transfer matrix and scattering matrix formalism to describe the reflection from within the sample [ 29].
Flashing rays, or F-rays introduced in Section 3, are intended to describe the reflections from fast moving objects like vehicles and are short in duration.
The purpose of this study was to describe the reflections of physiotherapy students from the University of Sharjah during their clinical placements.
The purpose of this qualitative study was to describe the reflections of physiotherapy students from a Middle East culture during their clinical placements and to compare them to reflections of physiotherapy students from a Western culture.
Because we do not have an analytical description for the bidirectional reflectance distribution function (BRDF) that describes the reflection from the sphere [ 49], we approach the fit to the data by invoking a "tangent-plane approximation" which assumes that light is reflected from a diffraction-limited patch on a local tangent plane at the sphere's surface [ 50].
It is shown that even in the nonlinear regime, a linear model is capable of describing the reflection behavior at a particular amplitude with quantitative accuracy.
