Sentence examples for total reflection of light from inspiring English sources

The system is designed to exploit the total reflection of light via the Acrylic light guide.

We report a distributed circuit modeling based on analytical study of the tunable enhanced lateral displacement of electromagnetic waves in total reflection of light beams from a graphene containing structure.

In a simple step index fiber, the refractive index of the cladding is typically 10percentnt lower than the refractive index of the core and, provided that the light coupled into the fiber is of a low acceptance angle, total reflection of light rays can occur.

The total reflection of light by the ocular fundus can be divided into a directional and a non-directional part, each of which contribute to the total fundus reflectance by roughly one half [ 26].

In plants these physical principles are exemplified only by the total reflection of white light by some fungi and bacteria and by the petals of some flowers and barks, and by some spectral interference in certain sea plants.

For the UV/Vis spectra recorded in reflection on the nontransparent gold films, the total reflection of the light source on a bare gold substrate without particles was taken as a reference.

Total reflection of light which imparts whiteness to flowers, birds' feathers, mammalian hair, and the wings of certain butterflies often results from the separation of finely divided materials by minute air spaces.

Medical instruments such as endoscopes rely on the total internal reflection of light through an optical fibre bundle to image internal organs.

The inset depicts total internal reflection of light at high angles.

Both CL spectra have intensity peak at 374 nm but the luminescence emission was much stronger at the boundary of the MC, indicating that the total internal reflection of light could occur at the side walls of the MC.

In a previous study, gold particles were arranged in an evanescent field that was generated by the total internal reflection of light from a halogen lamp in a glass prism.