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Hence, reflection activities are paid much attention in the last several years.

Reducing the number of segments also enables us to investigate the effect of arterial network topology (and hence reflection sites) on the shape of waveforms.

We have applied our methodology to investigate the effect of network topology (and hence reflection sites) on the shape of pressure and flow waves in the aorta and digital artery in the hand.

In addition, this methodology enables the analysis of the effect of network topology and, hence, reflections sites on the shape of pressure and flow waves.

Hence, the reflection coefficient (RC: ratio of reflected-to-incident soliton amplitudes) enhances whereas the transmission coefficient (TC: ratio of transmitted-to-incident soliton amplitudes) is lowered under the effect of higher density of dust grains (Fig. 4).

Hence, the reflection from the TL differentially reflected the shorter wavelengths including the UV preferentially compared to the longer wavelengths (Fig. 4).

Shvets and Hayakawa (1998) indicated that when the Sun,s activity decreases hence the reflection height increases.

When a segment of a rigid duct is replaced by a plate backed by a hard-walled cavity, grazing incident sound waves induce plate vibration, hence sound reflection.

The CFD was also able to successfully predict a negative resistance, and hence a reflection coefficient greater than unity for the L/D= 0.5 case.

If the bow shock is laminar, the incident angle of these returning ions to the bow shock will be very narrow, and hence the reflection can again be collimated to a narrow direction.

Hence, this reflection phase may not come from the structure just below the seismic line but be a sideswipe from an out-of-line volcano: The seismic profile of RK02 runs through between the obvious volcanic ridges and the horizontal distances to the volcanic ridges nearby are 6 10 km (Fig. 2).