Sentence examples for detectable reflection from inspiring English sources

In order to obtain detectable reflection intensity variation with Co thickness, Au film and Co film thickness are optimized at TM polarization state.

All of the detectable reflection peaks match well with those of a body-centered cubic phase [space group:Im 3(204)] In(OH 3 JCPDS card no. 85-1338), and the peak intensities are consistent with those of the standard materials except that the relative intensity of (220)/(420) peak is a little more intense.

Defect images, which are reconstructed from the simulation results under different excitation conditions, are comparatively studied in terms of axial resolution, reflection amplitude, detectable oblique angle and so on.

It can be seen in Figure 1a that for the given processing parameters, pure vanadium dioxide reveals a structure preferably oriented in the (002) plane direction, as observed by the peak at 2θ = 39.6°, although some traces of (011) reflection are detectable at 2θ = 27.8°.

Similar to our study Müller et al. [ 37] report about an elevation of CA 15-3 in patients with detectable CTCs, probably a reflection of metastatic tumor burden.

If indeed multipath from such multiple reflections are detectable and resolvable, it may be shown from the results in the next section that localization will only improve in the CRB sense.

However, the role of several N S oriented structures that crop out at the surface and are detectable at depth by seismic reflection and gravity surveys are not clearly understood.

Whereas in the single-target scenarios the signals scattered by the target are detectable almost in all observation time instants during which the target is moving, in the multiple-target scenarios usually the reflections only from that target situated the most closely to a receiving antenna is seen.

The only detectable Pb peak is the Pb(200) reflection at 2θ ≈ 36.3°, confirming that the Pb particles are highly oriented with respect to the host Si matrix [16].

Expected changes in wave amplitude in the preslip period would be several percent for strong faults and several tens percent for weak faults, which may be detectable by acoustic methods such as seismic reflection surveys.

Periods when the surface signal reflection disappeared or was hardly detectable are indicated by large scattering of the surface when picked with the fullyAuto algorithm (Fig. 10a, 1 15 May 2012).