Sentence examples for through multiple reflections from inspiring English sources

Iconic portraits of Sammy Davis Jr in 1959, tap-dancing across Broadway or leaning, exhausted, against a high-rise hotel window, glass in hand, top-lit through multiple reflections, provided a benchmark of his intermittent relationship with celebrity portraiture.

Compared with SnO2 NFs, the unique nanotube structure makes better use of light through multiple reflections within its hollow space.

One consequence of reflection modeling is that some ions may go through multiple reflections or surfing (Sagdeev, 1966) to reach high energies.

It was also believed that the special multiphase heterostructure of the CNT@BaTiO3@PANI composites can produce an expanded propagation path of electromagnetic wave through multiple reflections leading to an excellent broadband microwave absorbing performance.

The aim of this study is to reveal the detailed process of detonation re-initiation through multiple reflections and to investigate the mechanisms that could contribute to the final re-initiation after several successive reflections.

The hollow structures, especially those with tubular structures, have many useful features: (i) high surface-to-volume ratio enables it to adsorb a large amount of chemicals, (ii) hollow multi-channeled structures makes it convenient for mass transfer, (iii) the unique structure makes better use of light through multiple reflections within its hollow space.

After surface modification on silicon wafer, efficient suppression of reflection in a broad visible spectral range can be achieved through multiple reflection and absorption.

In this study, multi-walled carbon nanotube-coated copper (MWCNT-Cu) coils are successfully introduced to address this limitation by implementing the frequency-inert MWCNT channels along with using their high-surface areas to realize the electromagnetic shielding of the Cu substrate through multiple reflection mechanisms.

The spectral content of the light reaching the observer eyes in indoor spaces, however, does not depend exclusively on the sources: it is partially modulated by the spectral reflectance of the walls and surrounding surfaces, through the multiple reflections of the light beams along all possible paths from the source to the observer.

The extremely narrow nature of a laser beam permits it to undergo multiple reflections through a sample without spatial spreading and interference, thus providing long absorption path lengths.

Objects at one end of the tube would be seen in multiple reflections through a keyhole at the other.