Sentence examples for reflections diminish from inspiring English sources

Although the intensities of the crystalline reflections diminish with increasing dose, at 260 MGy the scattering curves appear only slightly changed from those of the unirradiated material.

It was found, about 1939, that a special coating of the glass-to-air surface of a lens component could greatly diminish reflections from this surface without affecting other properties of the lens.

The lack of a significant difference at 40%% tissue strain, despite marked differences in local mechanics, may again be a reflection of diminished mechanosensitivity (Donahue et al. 2003; Han et al. 2012).

Because of the high reflectivity of the plates of the etalon, the successive multiple reflections of light waves diminish very slowly in intensity and form very narrow, sharp fringes.

Arab astronomers sometimes viewed the Sun by reflection in water to diminish its brightness when watching for eclipses.

A thin film layer on the surface can diminish the reflection of the incident light by the destructive interference between the reflected lights from the top and bottom surfaces of the coated layer when the film thickness is about a quarter wavelength of incident light [3].

A prerequisite condition in order to assure the appropriate quality of the PIV images is that of avoiding scattered light, diminishing reflections and refractions of the light.

Multiple reflections are neglected here as their effects rapidly diminish with the reflectance R < 0.005 for all rays.

" The struggle of former Republic workers is a reflection of the diminishing job market that has hit the state especially hard.

Protests against the bloodshed in Gaza have attracted much smaller numbers than in previous conflicts, in a reflection of the diminishing weight of the "peace camp" in Israeli society.

"The fact that most of the secretary of state's wilder proposals appear to have been watered down, dumped or delayed by the government, of which he is a member, is a reflection of his diminishing influence and lack of clout," said the shadow culture secretary, her voice bristling with contempt.