Sentence examples for reflection distribution from inspiring English sources

The geometric information is represented as collections of oriented points, and the optical information is represented as bi-directional reflection distribution functions, or BRDFs.

[Koenderink 96] Koenderink, J. J., van Doorn, A. J., and Stavridi, M. "Bidirectional Reflection Distribution Function Expressed in terms of surface scattering modes", ECCV 1996.

This paper seeks to provide an overview of the currently available assessment tools for bidirectional transmission or reflection distribution functions (BTDFs and BRDFs) of complex fenestration systems (CFS).

For this assessment, spectral (wavelength-dependent) Bidirectional Transmission or Reflection Distribution Functions are used, usually referred to as BTDFs or BRDFs, or more generally BSDFs for Scattering Functions.

The first approach is called light source sampling and the second approach is called BRDF sampling after the name of the bidirectional reflection distribution function (BRDF).

Research shows that the input light still can be propagated with high efficiency down to multimode optical area, and resemble index-guided modes owing to the combination of total internal reflection and distribution Bragg reflection.

We further illustrate our techniques with a non-abelian example by constructing reflection positive distribution vectors for complementary series representations of the conformal group O+1,n+1(R) of the sphere Sn.

Collection of spectra along a line perpendicular to the fruit cell axis (white dashed line in Figure 2a) allows for the reconstruction of the axially symmetric spatial reflection intensity distribution.

That is in part a reflection of their distribution.

The performance shows that the TM modes can also be propagated with high efficiency, and resemble index-guided modes owing to the combination of total internal reflection (TIR) and distribution Bragg reflection.

If it lost 10 stories, it wouldn't make a bit of difference," he said in 1994, while in 2000 he said that the security council needed only one permanent member, the US, "because that's the real reflection of the distribution of power in the world".