'reflection intensity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to refer to the intensity, or strength, of a reflection. For example, "The reflection intensity of the light off of the lake's surface was dazzling."
Results show that reflection intensity is related to height position in the sward and leaf angle.
At first glance, it is verified that the wider the pore, the higher the reflection intensity.
With the described system, canopy structure can be characterized by ground cover, the distribution of reflection intensity and image texture.
Other features such as characteristic variations in radar reflection intensity across the face of a bolt-plate are under investigation.
PMAz6Ac with hexa-methylene spacer showed the largest change in the reflection intensity, while smaller change in the reflection intensity was observed for PMAzXAc having shorter or longer methylene spacer than 6.
The substrate reflection intensity was found to be more suitable for determining the thickness of the overlaying thin film.
Reflection intensities are extracted along the dotted line in Fig. 7a.
The layer line intensities of the X-ray fiber diagram and the 00l reflection intensities were found to change systematically.
The c-axis shrinks slightly with increasing the reflection intensities of (0 0 l) planes when l=odd.
Quantitative results were obtained by normalizing reflection intensities from tobermorite and the CSH gel to a known standard, α-Al2O3 (35.3 2θ reflection), using a longer dwell time and smaller scan range [23].
In X-ray and electron diffraction methods, LRO parameters have been determined from the ratio of superlattice and fundamental reflection intensities weighted by their structure factors by applying kinematical diffraction theory [17].
