Sentence examples for image of the reflection from inspiring English sources
The most widespread imaging technique employs three-dimensional seismic technology to transmit and record a digital image of the reflection of sound waves through water and rock.
The image of the reflection of high-energy electron diffraction (RHEED) (Fig. 2d) during the film growth shows one bright spot, corresponding to an atomically flat film surface.
This adjustment reveals the actual surface, the texture and structure of the mirror and in the same time it dissolves the image of the reflection.
In Fig. 4c the corresponding diffraction pattern is shown to illustrate the positions of the objective aperture used to form the dark-field images of the fundamental reflection (cf. Fig. 4a) and of the superlattice reflection (Fig. 4b).
"One Ocean" begins with an image of the sun's reflection streaked across water cut by the purposeful prow of a ship; BBC nature shows have a way of ritually orienting the viewer to bow to the sun.
The image of the two hyperechoic reflection and comet-tail indicates the distal locking screw heads.
To validate the suppressed high order harmonic components, the cross-sectional SEM image of the grating with reflection peak of 480 nm and its corresponding FFT image are shown in images c and d in Figure 4, respectively.
In the reflection image of the RK02 profile, intrusive bodies penetrate the shallow lithosphere and reach the seafloor to form volcanic mounds (Fig. 6).
On the other hand, despite the short distance from the RK01 profile, the reflection image of the RK02 profile is remarkably different from that of the RK01 profile, which is dominated by a series of eastward dipping normal faults forming the half-graben structures on the rotated blocks (Fig. 8).
The pupil of a participant's eye and the reflection image of the IR light from the cornea (the Purkinje image) were detected each time a new camera image was captured.
It is this mirror that forms an image of the environment by a reflection from the back of the eye onto a double retina directly behind the lens (Land 1965, 1984).
