Sentence examples for rough reflection from inspiring English sources

The longitudinal wave effect can be efficiently eliminated by using a rough reflection surface.

The abundance of ESTs was a rough reflection of the mRNA population [31], which represented the genes that were the most abundant express in the hemocytes of E. carinicauda.

Chivers et al. (1990) and Lawrence and Bales (2001) explained E1 and E2 as follows: in the case where the bottom is rough, the reflections transmit from various angles and form the E1 part.

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The chemical composition of deposited layer was examined by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) adapted for the rough surfaces (diffusion reflection spectroscope EasyDiff).

They suggest rough and rocking reflections on film music (Mancini and Herrman), the Mothers of Invention and the Art Ensemble of Chicago, among other things.

Reflection at rough, or irregular, boundaries is diffuse.

Its parameters are calculated based on the Friis free-space path loss equation and the Fresnel equation to take into account reflection and rough surface scattering factor F. Note that the horizontally and vertically polarized components of the transmitted signal will be differently reflected and, thus, the channel matrix should have different diagonal elements.

In a previous study, we showed that type 2 diabetes is associated with a lower augmentation index, a rough index of wave reflections, in a large multiethnic sample (40).

Nevertheless, both models predict that a moderate amount of interfacial roughness will tend to decrease the in-plane TC, because rough interfaces will increase specular reflection and diffusive scattering of phonons travelling in the in plane direction.

Another related issue is the rough mapping of the ionospheric reflection points.