"scattered reflections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of thoughts or ideas that appear to be randomly scattered or disconnected. For example: "As I walked through the city, I was inundated with scattered reflections on the beauty of the urban environment."
From the ground, there will be only scattered reflections, generally stronger in wooded country.
In this paper we outline and apply a procedure to evaluate sound fields in a concert hall which involve scattered reflections.
Calculations and ray tracing simulations show that optical losses are caused by Fresnel reflections off the ARC, and scattered reflections off the front metal grid due to surface roughness.
In consideration of the polarization system of the TRIOS scanner, which might block the scattered reflections, this scanner might have better optical performance than iTero.
On the other hand, the rough surface of the PDMS layer could randomly scatter the reflections from the PDMS surface and the Si nanostructures, and thus, these arbitrarily scattered reflections by the rough PDMS surface could be dissipated through the destructive inference of themselves.
"There are structural similarities between Afghanistan and Vietnam," he noted, in scattered reflections now in the hands of his widow, Kati Marton.
This is crucial in thin cementitious laminates since damping, scattering, reflections and plate wave dispersion seriously distort the signal having a strong effect on the classification result.
Søderberg's is a notably pretty book, homey and intimate, scattered with reflections from ordinary Danes.
The subunits of GARP have not been studied in depth in Drosophila, although mutations in Vps54 were identified in a screen for defects in spermatogenesis, and the gene was named scattered in reflection of the dispersed appearance of the spermatid nuclei (Castrillon et al., 1993).
One way around the problem is to bounce wide infrared beams off the ceiling, scattering the reflections around the room.
The gentler curves could scatter the reflections of other radar beams in too many directions for an air-defense system to put together a coherent picture of the plane, he said.
