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However, the use of distant-talking microphones will make the captured signal be vulnerable to the phenomenon known as reverberation, where the signal not only travels directly from the speaker to the microphone but also through reflections, which can be seen as delayed and attenuated versions of the direct signal.

High intensity spots correspond to Bragg reflections which can be used to index the pattern and thus to identify their crystal structures.

Compound 1 exhibits distinct Bragg reflections, which can be indexed for a hexagonal unit cell with lattice parameters a= b=1.52 nm and c=1.08 nm with excellent agreement between experimental and theoretical values.

Nevertheless, it is still a question of organising the documentation of an imaginary Instrumentalspiel (instrumental performance) which arises from my piano playing (Spielen) during the compositional process into a reading reflection (which can be revisited).

Alternatively, change can be the upshot of extensive reflection, which can be triggered by new ideas about effective teaching (Hashweh 2003; Richardson and Placier 2001).

The dynamic range is the ratio in signal strength between strongest and weakest reflection which can be measured simultaneously within one A-scan.

System sensitivity specifies the highest possible attenuation in the sample arm, i.e. smallest possible back reflection, which can be detected.

The conventional approach is to use an anti-reflection coating which can be optimised to minimise reflections particularly at the cell's optimal frequencies.

Depending on the mirror reflection coefficient (which can be even greater than unity when the back-propagating signal is amplified into a reflective-loop, see Fig. 2b), the Omnipolarizer may operate in (and can be switched among) two distinct RIN-free regimes.

The phenomenon can — in a reversible way — be controlled by small potential variations (0 − +0.5 V) and beyond +1.0 V produces electrochemical oscillations, which are paralleled by an additional reflection change which can be seen to propagate across the electrode surface.

The yellow horizon is a discontinuous/continuous reflection boundary, which can be traced throughout the whole Beppu Bay.