Sentence examples for less reflections from inspiring English sources

In his article on Monday Summers wrote, "The world's remaining tariff and quota barriers are small and, where present, less reflections of the triumph of protectionist interests and more a result of deep cultural values such as the Japanese attachment to rice farming.

As the carrier frequency expands into milli-meter wave bands in the future systems, LoS channels can be very typical due to less reflections, and are considered more beneficial for narrow beamforming in interference mitigation [16, 17].

Even in a victorious locker room at New Meadowlands Stadium, there was less reflection and more focus on what was ahead.

The more powerful magnetic fields generated by the Sun during maximum activity are known to block many of the particles, which would theoretically lead to less cloud cover and less reflection, or a lower albedo.

There is 75percentt less reflection thanks to the laminated display.

The new scheme gives less reflection at the boundary between the structured and unstructured grids than the original formulation.

The large 4-inch Super AMOLED display delivers unrivalled screen quality, with less reflection, free viewing angles and super-fast touch-response.

The diffuse reflection spectra demonstrate that films on the substrates with periodic nanopatterned structure have less reflection over wavelengths ranged from 200 nm to 2500 nm due to light trapping.

The results of simulation shown that the designed back textured structures lead to high scattering and diffraction of light, and front textured lead to less reflection which helps to increase the potential solar cell external quantum efficiency (EQE).

Solar cells fabricated with nano-wires have shown several advantages when compared to wafer-based solar cells; some of them include trapping of light, less reflection and enhanced bandgap tuning.

For example, forest canopies have a dense leaf cover (i.e., high leaf area index), resulting in a lower albedo and less reflection of radiation compared to grassland or surface with no vegetation cover (Sun et al. 2010).