A conventional high reflectance (HR) coating sandwiched between two thickness-tapered period thin film stacks is investigated to enhance multichannel spatial dispersion, since phase shift on reflection changes rapidly due to the mismatch induced by the overlaps of different reflective bands.
CPV company SolFocus is up for sale, a reflection of rapidly falling solar power prices, while startup Semprius moves ahead on demo CPV system.
Reflections on the rapidly changing formulations of public space in the age of digital media, vast ecological crises, and civic uprisings.
The breadth of the network's plan is a reflection of the rapidly changing nature of convention coverage.
Depending on what they pick, a DIY collage will set them back anything from £300 to £500 – a reflection of his rapidly increasing collectibility value.
Such a recovery program is a reflection of how rapidly knowledge of brain injuries is increasing and how treatments for athletes are evolving.
In a reflection of the rapidly changing landscape, Mr. Kerry's campaign has reassigned campaign workers once stationed in Missouri and Arizona -- two states that have slipped off the Democratic wish list -- to Iowa, New Mexico and Nevada.
And in recent years, the Vet Centers have opened their doors to members of the National Guard and Reserve, for a maximum of two years after their return home — a reflection of their rapidly expanding combat role in the war in Iraq.
This year's festival, in fact, is the largest and longest in its history, a reflection of how rapidly its organizers have found a niche in the New York theater world.
Nonetheless, I can't help wishing that the New Labour I voted for in 1997 had turned out to be the electrifying version I'd seen flashing to life in the chamber that night, rather than the version so preoccupied with looking at its own reflection that it rapidly, and disastrously, lost its way.
