Sentence examples for diffuse surfaces from inspiring English sources

Light is scattered not only by transmission through objects, but also by multiple reflection from diffuse surfaces in a scene.

This paper describes a general method to calculate the semi-gray radiation heat transfer that occurs within an enclosure comprised of diffuse surfaces.

The updated version of the technology behind titles like Battlefield Bad Company and Medal of Honor features a whole new approach to environmental destruction, as well as real-time radiosity, a technique for simulating the play of light on reflective or diffuse surfaces in a game environment.

Parallel computation of view factors for gray diffuse surfaces is studied using a combination of methods developed by the authors and other researchers, exploiting the strengths and advantages of the respective methods.

The radiosity method studied in class simulates which types of lighting effects: a) shadows, b) direct illumination from area light sources, c) direct illumination from point light sources, d) indirect illumination due to reflections off specular surfaces, e) indirect illumination due to reflections off diffuse surfaces?

Heuristics have also been used that prefer certain sampling methods based on the local properties, for example, BRDF sampling is advantageous on highly specular surfaces and light source sampling on diffuse surfaces.

Ice with a dry surface, we decided, has more of a diffuse surface.

I'll be extending the procedural shaders included in PBRT to support a bark-like displacement and diffuse surface shader.

Kück models this by letting each Plateau border become a solid, diffuse surface, and adding an ambient term depending on the scene's lights.

A bidirectional ray tracing algorithm is demonstrated that traces rays from both the lights and the eye, storing the diffuse intensity function in a radiosity texture on each diffuse surface in the scene.

For an undulating underwater surface, we have shown through geometric optics that reflectance from a rough diffuse surface increases as the viewing direction approaches the backward direction even in the absence of shadowing and/or self-shading (Clavano & Philpot (2003), see also Cox & Munk (1956)).