Sentence examples for standard reflection from inspiring English sources

From Equation 3 of the standard reflection model, subtraction of one band from another provides a reflectance representation that is independent of specular highlight as (5).

Each pixel in a standard reflection cubemap actually stores a low-frequency distribution, making it a view-dependent reflection map.

The "standard" reflection model is improved by taking into account the curvature of the upper state potential (in addition to its slope).

Through the simulation, we achieve a preliminary understanding about the each components: the shapes of the components can be classified into two types, the components of the standard reflection Mueller matrix present obvious single apex, the others relating the depolarization present double peak.

Both high energy synchrotron (European synchrotron radiation facility, ESRF) transmission peak analysis and standard reflection line analysis show that the S {1 2 3}〈4 1 2〉 component develops significantly higher stored energies than the cube, brass {0 1 1}〈2 1 1〉 and Goss {0 1 1}〈1 0 0〉 components.

We briefly explain an invariant representation for spectral images [7, 8], which was limited to the standard reflection model for inhomogeneous dielectric objects, and then extend the invariant representation for all materials including inhomogeneous dielectric and homogeneous metal.

The stick spectra represent the standard reflections for bulk cubic ZnS and hexagonal CdS, respectively.

The standard dichromatic reflection model describes the reflected light in the form (1). where LI and LB are the spectral power distributions of the interface and the body reflection components, respectively.

This article proposes an invariant representation that is derived from the standard dichromatic reflection model for dielectric and the extended dichromatic reflection model for metal.

The invariant representation was derived from the standard dichromatic reflection model for dielectric and the extended dichromatic reflection model for metal.

The invariant representation for a variety of objects in a real world is derived from the standard dichromatic reflection model for dielectric [9] and the extended dichromatic reflection model for metal [13, 14].