Sentence examples for high reflection coefficient from inspiring English sources

For both configurations of the impedance tube, a high reflection coefficient of the foam was measured, representing an acoustically rigid boundary.

The results demonstrate that an inner wall with a high reflection coefficient can lead to a marked increase in the weighted average FRs, thus greatly improving the reactor efficiency.

We propose that the anomalous signature of the geomagnetic field at this station is due to the high reflection coefficient of the incident electromagnetic wave at the interface with the very good conductor and by skin effects damping the electromagnetic wave in the conducting layers overlying the conductor.

Other VES stations have appreciable groundwater within the weathered layer but because of high reflection coefficient (>0.8) which indicates that the basement beneath is fresh, it might not harbor or store adequate or sufficient groundwater, the borehole, when drilled might not be productive enough.

The interference pattern was particularly clear in the nighttime because of the higher reflection coefficient at the lower ionosphere.

Moreover, HSS has a higher reflection coefficient than mannitol that may decrease the risk for rebound.

Reflection coefficients are related to solute size, larger solutes having higher reflection coefficients.

However, the shorter the incident wave, the higher the reflection coefficient.

However, with the increase in model order by one for a given signal, only the value of the last (highest order) reflection coefficient will be changed.

Pérez et al. (2013) proposed a hybrid Fast Iterative Shrinkage-Thresholding Algorithm (FISTA) least-squares strategy that inverts the location of reflection by the FISTA algorithm (Beck and Teboulle 2009) first and then reevaluates the sparse (high resolution) reflection coefficients.

Central arteries should be less sensitive to variations in response to vasoactive drugs as the arteriolar tone is already high, and the reflection coefficient (the ratio between the reflected wave and the incident wave in the frequency domain) can be increased only marginally by intense vasoconstriction [ 13].