The phrase "thin reflection" can be correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a shallow or superficial thought or analysis. Here is an example: His response to the difficult question was just a thin reflection of his true understanding of the subject.
The crystal is covered at all sides (except of the coupling side to the PMT) with a thin reflection foil (Radiant Mirror VM-2000, 3M, St . Paul MN, USA) and surrounded by two layers of Teflon (each 500 μm) to improve reflection and collection of scintillation photons.
Using a frequency-domain phosphorimeter and a very thin reflection probe, the technique of oxygen-dependent quenching of phosphorescence was applied for noninvasive detection of the PrvO2.
Friends further back commented that the Mozart sounded thin, a reflection on the difficulties for an orchestra with only one chance to judge it right.
The thickness values determined from the TiN thin film reflections are very unreliable, due to high sensitivity of the measurements to disturbing instrumental and sample effects at small angles.
Anti-reflection (AR) thin film with high and low reflective index layers was successfully fabricated by a layer-by-layer (LBL) self-assembly method.
However, absorbance cannot be as easily measured (e. g. by reflection in thin polymer films) as fluorescence.
This shows that the thin film has maximum reflection point and is about at the 380 410 nm wavelength.
It should be noted that the Au and Ag NPs slightly reduce the reflection of thin a-Si films at around 420 and 530 nm, respectively.
It is shown that for very thin films, multiple internal reflection effects cause the photocurrent to be a strong function of film thickness.
The observations reported in the paper deal with coating on textile, flaws in an aluminum plate, spot welds on metallic plates, tiny air inclusions in thin castings and ultrasonic reflection on an epoxy plate with a copper layer.
The relayed light is focused on the metallic thin film, and the reflection is collected by the same objective lens.
