Sentence examples for reflection ratio from inspiring English sources

The reflection ratio was determined by the concentration of aqueous solution of PNIPAM.

Toshiba Mobile says that as a side effect, the surface reflection ratio in their transmissive LCD with 1,024 ( x RGB) x 600 pixels is reduced by 10%.

The measured reflection ratio exhibited the same trend as the simulation results between 800 MHz and 2.7 GHz.

The reflection ratio and heating data demonstrated that this reactor functioned over a wide frequency range between 800 MHz and 2.7 GHz.

When the concentration of PNIPAM reached 0.05 g/mL, a maximum reflection ratio of 33% was observed which led to a decrease of the cell temperature by 6.0 °C compared with the cell without PNIPAM inside.

The reflection ratio was especially low in the case of the NaOH solution (less than 2%), although this value increased to more than 40% upon removal of the PTFE insert.

The predicted reflection ratios of the plate with and without the discontinuities were compared to the predicted loss factors using numerical analysis.

The lunar surface map is from Clementine image data [from Wieser et al. (2009), Erratum in 2011)] Fig. 2 The histogram showing the reflection ratios for ENA computed from the SARA/CENA observations on Chandrayaan-1.

The reflection ratios and transmission ratios are found to depend strongly on the frequency of the incident flexural waves, as well as the size of the damage, which gives rise to strong stop/pass band behaviour.

According to the motivational interviewing treatment integrity (3.0) code [ 76], an instrument to evaluate the fidelity of motivational interviewing delivery, there was room for improvement in the fidelity of motivational interviewing delivery (i.e., the percentage of open questions, the questions to reflections ratio and the percentage of motivational interviewing adherent responses) [ 95].

The reflection coefficient (ratio of reflected to incident intensity) is very high in this case because just a small fraction of the energy is absorbed by the conductor.