Sentence examples for reflection pattern of from inspiring English sources
It is known that the reflection pattern of most surfaces can correctly be approximated using the Lambert or the Phong models.
If there are strong specular components in the reflection pattern of the surfaces, the Phong model approximates those patterns well unlike that of the Lambert model [15, 16].
When a ray impinges on a surface, the reflection point is converted into a new optical source, thus a new ray is generated with a probability distribution provided by the reflection pattern of that surface.
The propagation characteristics of the indoor infrared channel are fully described by the channel's impulse response, which depends on multiple factors such as the room geometry, the reflection pattern of surfaces, the emitter and receiver characteristics, and their relative locations.
The propagation characteristics of an indoor infrared channel are fully described by the channel's impulse response, which depends on multiple factors such as the room geometry, the reflection pattern of surfaces, the emitter and receiver characteristics, and their relative locations.
The updip reflection pattern of these sag fill deposits towards the east permits the inference that U5 was tectonically disturbed by uplift processes, similar to that seen in the Mio-Pliocene beds.
Faulting and associated subsidence have caused uplapping seismic reflection patterns of sequences dating the Lutetian to Middle Langhian times.
This represents a novel way to measure and interpret the spatial reflection patterns of echo-acoustic energy and is an important new tool in hypothesis generation (finding potentially new cues) and measuring echo-acoustic information in greater detail.
Acoustic impulse responses represent a range profile of echo reflections that have been used to reveal spatial reflection patterns of bat-pollinated flowers and different leaf shapes and determine their role as nectar guides for echolocating bats (von Helversen and von Helversen, 1999; Simon et al., 2011).
Slumps are identified by the chaotic and semitransparent nature of the reflection pattern (Stoker et al. 1991).
The reflection and refraction pattern of elastic waves at a corrugated interface between two triclinic half-spaces is discussed.
