Sentence examples for measuring reflections from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s a new navigation method became popular for use in warehouses: AGVs equipped with a scanning laser triangulate their position by measuring reflections from fixed retro-reflectors (at least three of which must be visible from any location).

It can, however, be indicated indirectly by measuring reflections, that is, return loss.

Measuring reflections in-house using 2 min per frame exposures with a 5 cm detector distance is at the limit of what can be done on these diffractometers; increasing the detector distance will not provide usable results.

However, the equivalent optical constants at oblique incidence are still under development; the walk-off interferometer for measuring reflection and transmission coefficients needs to be modified.

Two specimens were fabricated on the basis of the analysis results, and the design results were verified by evaluating their electromagnetic performance using an S-FSM system capable of measuring reflection loss.

A way of reliably measuring reflection is needed so summative judgements can be made and learners can receive effective feedback but one has not, yet, been developed.

Figure?3 shows a crystalline Co3O4 with small broadened profiles of all measured reflections and a crystalline powder which has sharp and a kind of intense diffraction peak.

Dore lets the women talk for themselves through archival film footage ranging from Rita Mae Brown's humorous outrage to Eleanor Holmes Norton's more measured reflections.

It was found that the location and intensity of the measured reflections were consistent (Fig.  3a).

From the measured reflection spectrum, the central wavelength is about 810 nm with high reflectivity, and the reflection bandwidth is about 100 nm.

Using the present tense will create immediacy - but can also inhibit measured reflection.