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Either a refractor or a reflector may be used for visual observations of solar features, such as sunspots or solar prominences.

The strong diffraction and light concentration in periodic back reflectors may be more beneficial than the light scattering offered by randomly textured back reflectors.

Hence, a general dismissal of the idea that students can be competent self-reflectors may be premature.

A cheap clip-on lamp with a shiny metal reflector included may be more practical.

I'm not saying you should start thinking of your MacBook as only an expensive suntanning reflector, and you may be thinking that running your business from your mobile phone would be a nightmare.

Correspondingly, when a core with a flat flux is surrounded by a reflector, the core fuel may be so distributed as to flatten the flux using the 'flux-trap' phenomenon and provide a minimum loading.

The range in which there may be two reflector thicknesses leading to the same size core, but different fuel distributions observed by Williams, is determined.

Mean ADC values may also be limited due to the variable composition of prostate cancers and when comparing intermediate prostate cancers (Gleason score 3 + 4 = 7 vs. 4 + 3 = 7) [66] and studies have demonstrated that the use of the low percentile ADC may be a better reflector of the Gleason score [67, 68].

The ultrasound beam exists in a three-dimensional volume, and bright reflectors recorded from different tomographic planes may be misinterpreted as being part of the image [ 27].

In addition to the light, a buoy may be fitted with a racon, radar reflector, and low-power fog signal.

This lack in application may be due to the fact that reflecting imaging systems, like the Cassegrain reflector, cannot provide a high NA.