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Where, I and I0 are the intensities of each reflection peak (hkl) for the oriented and random samples, respectively.

The travel times of each reflection from the ice-bed interface were picked on the radar profiles using a semi-automatic picker that followed the onset of the bed-reflection wavelet from trace to trace.

The swelling of the ( overrightarrow{E} ) components for the O- and X-mode waves in the vicinity of each reflection points are significantly larger than those during the daytime, and the total ( overrightarrow{E} ) intensity can reach significantly higher values at night.

Because the angle of each reflection is far from normal incidence, the interference effect favours reflection of different colours of light than are seen when light strikes near the top of the curved part of the scale.

This converts the hundreds of images containing the thousands of reflections into a single file, consisting of (at the very least) records of the Miller index of each reflection, and an intensity for each reflection (at this state the file often also includes error estimates and measures of partiality (what part of a given reflection was recorded on that image)).

Moreover, the nature of the unit of periodic pattern in space (known as the unit cell) was highly important for determining the relative intensities of each reflection line.

Theoretically, the conventional LCMV BM can suppress the direct path and reflections by formulating the corresponding constraints in the BM if the perfect knowledge on the angle of arrival for each reflection is given [22].

Since a little bit of light is lost with each reflection of a normal mirror, we can't "reflect" the light to the edge of the Universe.

A leakage of the BGR-wave in the rock can be inferred at each reflection of the BGR-wave at the basin-edge.

The simulated seeker, as shown in Fig. 4a, is regarded as the extended target, which is consisted of 16 scatterers with each reflection coefficient β i  = 0.4.

The water, kissed by the sun, waves with each reflection of its ripples.