Sentence examples for increase in reflection from inspiring English sources

This absorptance enhancement in the wavelength range of 400 to 2500 nm can be attributed to the increase in reflection times taken among the nanostructured silicon arrays.

We incorporate the effect of GaAs optical phonons which give rise to a strong absorption in the region of 34 36 meV and result in an increase in reflection due to the large refractive index (n) change around this region.

When classifying research objectives, Papamitsiou and Economides found that the majority of studies in their review investigated issues related to student/student behaviour modelling and prediction of performance, followed by increase in reflection by students and teachers and awareness for the need for improvement following the provision of feedback and assessment services.

They found, among other things, that Mr. Giuliani's language became simpler, more straightforward, more personal and more cognitively complex -- as evidenced by an increase in words reflecting insight and self-reflection -- during the two most stressful periods of his mayoral career.

This may be due to the increase in specular reflection due to the presence of oil, and the diffused reflections may be reduced, which appear as a low-brightness value.

This will cause an increase in the reflection time and SDW exploitation.

E-portfolio also indicated an increase in teacher reflection and collaboration (Hooker 2017).

The reflection height increased from ∼89 km from the first occurrence of tweek to about ∼93 km at the totality and then decreased to ∼88 km at the end of the eclipse, suggesting significant increase in tweek reflection height of about 5.5 km during the eclipse.

An increase in boundary reflection prevents AMPARs from diffusing out of the PSD again once they enter the PSD area.

The abscissal intercept of the relation between Jv and Pc [i.e. the mean effective oncotic pressure difference across the vessel wall] was significantly elevated by Ang1: this corresponds to an increase in albumin reflection coefficient (σalb, i.e. a decrease in macromolecular permeability) from 0.78 ± 0.03 to 0.91 ± 0.03 (n = 10 pairs; P < 0.001, paired t-test).

This study reveals that UV passes through the hooded seal ocular media, and that there is a relative increase in the reflection of shorter wavelengths by the TL compared to those that are longer by more than a factor of 10.