In order to reflect light rays without scattering or diffusing them, a mirror's surface must be perfectly smooth or its irregularities must be smaller than the wavelength of the light being reflected.
However, the chronic sublethal hypoxia model mirrors the diffuse PWMI phenotype [21], which is the most common form of white matter injury in premature infants.
HLA associations with both limited and diffuse forms of SSc largely mirrored the findings in the disease group as a whole, except in black patients with limited disease whose numbers were small (n = 54) (supplementary tables 3a and 4a by logistic regression and supplementary tables 3, 4 and 5 by χ).
Thermal absorbers or photovoltaic strips can be mainly used as primary receivers, while for the concentrators, specular or diffuse reflectors can be applied in mirror type systems and linear Fresnel lenses in lens type systems.
Turn the lamp on whenever the room is used and the light will be diffused through the room by the mirror.
The fibre bundle has a holder to position itself at 45° to the skin surface to avoid the specular (mirror) reflection so that only the diffuse reflected light, which has gone into the tissue and sampled the tumour, was collected.
That same year at the Tate Modern in London, he exhibited The Weather Project, a 50-foot (15-metre) in diameter orb resembling a dark afternoon sun made of 200 yellow lamps, diffusing screen, fog, and mirrors.
Ayesha's soft-spoken responses helped diffuse the charged exchanges, and, according to Rasheed, mirrored the "gentle manner" of the Muslim-American community.
However, mirroring global societal trends, such efforts have recently been diffuse and the social capital that was previously developed among these populations may have diminished [ 41].
