"reflection surface" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a surface that reflects light or sound, such as the surface of a mirror, a shiny wall, the sea, or a calm lake. Example sentence: The reflection surface of the lake was so still that it showed a perfect image of the trees on the other side.
Typically, GNSS-R relies on the analysis of the reflected signal to determine the characteristics of the reflection surface and to derive the geophysical parameters.
The longitudinal wave effect can be efficiently eliminated by using a rough reflection surface.
Three systems tracts and a prominent seismic reflection surface at the base of the sequence were revealed.
In the cell with horizontally mounted quartz crystal, the air/liquid interface acts the reflection surface for the longitudinal wave.
It also has the advantages of improving the work performance and environment of high-temperature solar absorber and enhancing the configuration intensity of the reflection surface.
Light incident on a total internal reflection surface will tunnel through a submicrometre gap in the presence of a dielectric surface.
The equation for the reflected ray errors is generally fit for all reflection surfaces without refraction, and can also be applied to control the errors in designing an abaxial optical system.
The design requirement of the pre-specified total heat flux distribution on the pre-appointed region of heated surface is satisfied by adjusting the height of the adiabatic reflection surfaces and the geometric shape of the heating surface.
The wedge comprises up to 160 m of sediment that culminates in a prominent moraininc ridge at seabed and contains two discordant reflection surfaces (R1 and 2) that subdivide it into three seismic units (SU1 3).
In general, for diffuse links, the indoor VLC system consists of an emitter, a receiver, and reflection surfaces.
The model assumes ideally conducting reflection surfaces, therefore, neglecting the depolarisation due to different attenuation of the perpendicular and parallel components.
