Sentence examples for measurement of reflection from inspiring English sources

In a companion paper the cepstral technique for the measurement of reflection coefficients was described.

Hence, the measurement of reflection coefficient, that gives information about the input impedance, depends directly on the MC of wood.

bRmerge = ∑   hkl  ∑  i |I i (hkl) − < I hkl) > |/∑ hkl   ∑  i  I i (hkl), where I i (hkl) is the i-th intensity measurement of reflection hkl, including symmetry-related reflections, and < I hkl) > is its average.

OCT is based on the measurement of reflection and backscattering of near infrared light from tissues [ 6].

This could reduce the variability in temperature measurements due to operator errors, e.g. wrong choice of skin emissivity or incorrect measurement of reflection temperature [ 70].

The measurement of reflection-matrices has many interesting applications, e.g., in studies of mufflers, and has to the author's knowledge not been discussed before.

Unlike other existing measurements of reflection loss using a waveguide, the reflection loss within an anechoic chamber simulating the radar cross section method of measurement was used with a plane-wave shaped incident wave.

Precision measurements of the spot size on the sample of the pump beam along with measurements of reflection and transmission at the pump wavelength provided accurate estimation of the absorbed fluence for the experiments in this study.

Precision measurements of the spot size on the sample of the pump beam along with measurements of reflection and transmission at the pump wavelength provided accurate estimation of the absorbed fluence (<250 μJ/cm2) for each experiment in this work.

Precision measurements of the spot size on the sample of the pump beam along with measurements of reflection and transmission at the pump wavelength provided accurate estimation of the absorbed fluence ranging from 10 μJ/cm2 to 5 mJ/cm2) for the experiments in this study.

To enable the investigation and measurement of personal reflection, Aukes and colleagues developed the Dutch Groningen Reflection Ability Scale (GRAS), an instrument measuring the self-reported personal reflection ability of medical students [ 21].