Sentence examples for reflection reduction from inspiring English sources

However, the reflection reduction level of the previous system is unsatisfactory.

Two different mechanisms of reflection reduction for radar absorbing lattice grids are revealed.

Advanced photon management, involving both absorption enhancement and reflection reduction, is critical to all photovoltaic devices.

The reflection reduction factor, R, sets the amount of energy subtracted by the scattering from the specular reflection.

Small feature sizes exhibit strong reflection reduction and low scattering, while large feature sizes show strong scattering and even higher order scattering modes with comparatively parasitic absorption loss.

The optimization of the periodicity is a trade-off between a few factors, including surface reflection reduction, light scattering, and parasitic absorption.

By virtue of their different ε* and μ* spectra, the Co-rich hexagonal ferrites appear as appropriate for narrowband-yet tunable-reflection reduction in the 2.6 18 GHz range (>20 dB), whereas with Ni addition wideband attenuation of the transmitted waves (>20 dB) is attained in the 7 18 GHz band.

Therefore, the observation that a reduced S/D ratio predicts cardiovascular events may be a reflection of reduction in left- or right-sided ventricular function and atrial function, and therefore is a relatively non-specific marker of cardiac dysfunction.

At the conclusion of each session, the program printed 2 documents 11) an "Educational Worksheet" for participants with questions for self-reflection, harm reduction tips, and local resources (Figure 1); and 2) a "Cueing Sheet" for providers, which offered an at-a-glance summary of the patient's risk profile and readiness to change, and suggested risk-reduction counseling statements (Figure 2).

This was associated with a decrease in partial pressure of arterial CO2 (PanO2), an indirect reflection of the reduction of the alveolar dead space (VDalv) [ 12].

The enhanced conductivity of the fossil oceanic subduction zone might be a reflection of the reduction in grain size of olivine grains in mantle peridotite by the localized shearing stress associated with the subduction, combined with the interconnecting high-conductivity minerals along grain boundaries formed through metasomatism by slab-derived fluids.