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The calculations further resulted in sputtering yields, reflection coefficients and average energies of sputtered atoms and reflected nitrogen-neutrals.

Illustrative experiments in two-dimensions show that a two-layer (10-cell thick) multi-stack Radiation Boundary Condition (RBC) with a simplest Huygens's termination readily yields reflection coefficients of the order of −80 dB up to grazing incidence for all the fields radiated by a harmonic point source (λ = 30 cells) in free space located 20 cells away from the boundary.

They are mostly as a result of sedimentations at depth which yield reflection events with almost similar time of arrival as the primary reflection events, such that any time a seismic section becomes indistinct at greater depth, it is hypothesized that the data have become overwhelmed by short-path multiples and could be investigated (www.Stanford.edu/sep/prof/iei; Retailleau et al. 2002).

A glimpse yields a reflection of the viewer, the museum interior and West 53rd Street.

The typical case dealt with in the electromagnetic transmission line theory addressed only one transmission line ended with the load impedance C. Matching this impedance with the characteristic impedance yields zero reflection.

In the same time, mainly due to high electric conductivity, RAMs – accompanied by designed geometry of the objects they are incorporated into – can yield programmable reflection, multiple internal reflection and scattering towards Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) shielding.

Stating the equilibrium and continuity conditions at the interfaces and expressing the motion in the plates in terms of the waves in each plate yield the reflection and transmission matrices of the joint.

It is shown that an abrupt variation of the soil properties with depth cannot yield evident reflection signal that may lead geotechnical engineers to assess the pile integrity wrongly from the velocity curve of the pile top, and the influence of viscosity of the pile material on the response is different from that of the damping of the soil surrounding the pile.

To yield more reflection performance than A15's retroreflector composed of 300 corner-cube prisms with an aperture of 38 mm, more abundant unit corner-cube prisms must be arrayed.

The comparison of the presented algorithm and classic Procrustes algorithm is investigated, and an improved Procrustes algorithm is presented since that the classic Procrustes algorithm may yield a reflection rather than a rotation in the cases that the common points are distributed in 2D space.

The presented algorithm and classic Procrustes algorithm are compared, and an improved Procrustes algorithm is presented since that the classic Procrustes algorithm may yield a reflection rather than a rotation in the cases that the common points are distributed in 2D space.