Sentence examples for reflection techniques from inspiring English sources
Techniques of this kind are employed in conjunction with seismic reflection techniques, which involve the use of multichannel receiving arrays to detect sound waves triggered by explosive shots (e.g., dynamite blasts) that are reflected off of interfaces separating rocks of different physical properties.
This chapter discusses the absorption and reflection techniques.
High-resolution seismic reflection techniques are valuable tools for nondestructive imaging of the shallow subsurface.
Its effect on the reflectance coefficient R as a function of i is accounted for by using total internal reflection techniques.
High resolution seismic reflection techniques such as CHIRP systems, adopting a non-impulsive source wavelet, are ideal to carry out seismic surveys in transitional environments.
In case of the low ir-absorption of the SiH stretching mode we applied multiple internal reflection techniques (MIR), whereas single internal reflection was used to monitor the formation of silicon oxide during light-assisted oxidation in this solution.
In the reflection technique, a sound wave is transmitted from one side of the sample, reflected off the far side, and returned to a receiver located at the starting point.
Unlike the hull-mounted system described above, the multichannel seismic reflection technique uses separate sound sources and receivers.
Better quality image sensors reduce noise in images, making fine details in non-ideal lighting more accurate to the scene, and better auto-focus hardware and software produce the sharpness needed for this reflection technique to produce usable results.Even without enough detail to identify a face, the race, hair colour, facial expression and other general features of a person may be ascertained.
Ultrasonic velocity measurements were performed using the pulse reflection technique with buffer rod.
[13] measured the magnetic field-dependent refractive index of magnetic fluid films by total reflection technique.
