The polarized state suffers changes during the propagation [21, 22], for example, the reflections and the shadowing effect can destroy the polarization.
For example, the reflections of the impinging signals by the torso and pinna are some important features for the estimation of elevation angle.
For example, despite the reflection of the micropillar structure decreasing by 42 % after etching for 5 s, the PCE was enhanced only from 9.26 to 9.62%%.
Equivalent to the assumption of 1-consistency, or Σ01-soundness, for example, is the Reflection Principle restricted to Σ01-sentences (i.e., the sentence A in the scheme is required to be a Σ01-sentence).
In hydrodynamics, the clapotis (from ) is a non-breaking standing wave pattern, caused for example, by the reflection of a traveling surface wave train from a near vertical shoreline like a breakwater, seawall or steep cliff.
From this comparison, it is concluded that the proposed method is able to reproduce the actual measurements with high accuracy, for example, the ground reflection effect, at least at low frequencies, which is difficult to avoid in the outdoor measurement method, and it is fully eliminated with the proposed method to achieve the free field requisite.
Dr. Emmons said, for example, the deep reflection of writing a gratitude letter results in a positive feeling right away.
For example, the Bragg reflection profiles of (hkl) planes, from an x-ray pattern were calculated and the grain size of the crystallite in the substance obtained.
For example, the strong reflections of urban building considerably affect vehicle detection.
From geometric optics we have the example coming from the reflection of a parallel beam to a flat target [28, 42], begin{aligned} A x,z,p) = frac{1}{2z}( |p|^2 - 1) I end{aligned} (4.25)for (z > 0).
