| The seismic section shows upwarped reflectors in the upper crust which may be related to this convergence. |
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| Here, the exterior material palette is repeated, with plywood that recalls the cedar siding acting as sound reflectors above the stage. |
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| Dating of the seismic reflectors in our dataset is hampered by the lack of accurately dated successions in deep boreholes in the region. |
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| Since they are kept at different angles, the pots serve as sound reflectors. |
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| The parabolic reflectors focus their respective wavelengths onto mechanical devices that act like shutters to optically modulate the beams. |
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| Commercial seismic sections from the North Sea do not image intra-basement reflectors very well. |
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| Middle Triassic anhydrite and dolomite form a sequence of strong reflectors, as does Lower Cretaceous sandstone. |
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| Good use was also made of neon lights, phosphorescent glow sticks, reflectors, fiber optics, and a thumping dance floor. |
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| Through the use of large glazed areas and reflectors, the best use is made of natural light and less artificial light is needed. |
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| These typically contain microscopic light reflectors, which impart subtle luminosity. |
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| Sunlamps, reflectors, and tanning beds all produce high levels of ultraviolet radiation. |
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| Now, if you haven't got a friend like Howard to present you with the schmick fold-up reflectors, help is on its way. |
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| These have become eroded in places, truncating the reflectors and producing scour around obstructions. |
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| Recently. sea-scatter data was collected from 1.9-11.5 GHz with trihedral reflectors. |
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| Radar corner reflectors are simple trihedrals of aluminium that strongly reflect the radar signal back to the satellite. |
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| Horwath pointed out reflectors on the ankles and breastplate of her horse as an example of safety-consciousness among equine caretakers. |
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| Place heat-resistant radiator reflectors between exterior walls and the radiators. |
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| So you need to wear colorful clothes and outfit yourself with plenty of reflectors and lights. |
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| The faces of both slabs are then coated with multiple layers of thin-film gold or dielectric reflectors. |
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| However, many species then alter the spectra of the emitted light using spectral filters and reflectors. |
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| Danger lurks every inch of the treacherous stretch with no reflectors or signboards to indicate the width of the road. |
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| Also, when I buy a car it is fully equipped with lights, reflectors and so forth, but a bike is usually not. |
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| The reflectors display a lateral sheet-form with a slight doming of the seafloor suggesting a subtle mound. |
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| Try taking the same shot using different reflectors and note the difference for future use. |
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| This puts it in the same category as pedal reflectors, which are required when a bike is sold. |
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| Markers made of circular blue glass reflectors, indicating paths for visitors, would be embedded in the street. |
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| Subhorizontal seismic reflectors interpreted as sills are present over a huge region in the basement underlying the Western Canada Basin. |
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| A surface acoustic wave device includes interdigital transducer electrode and reflectors disposed on a piezoelectric substrate. |
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| For the rural skies, you can use compound telescopes and reflectors. |
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| Robert Stevenson's father-in-law and step-father were the same person, one Thomas Smith, a tinsmith who invented and manufactured lamp-light reflectors. |
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| Previous cruises had logged the presence of vast seismic reflectors below the seafloor that were so dense that they were often mistaken for the seafloor itself. |
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| The other unit displays chaotic reflectors with large energy diffraction. |
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| Some of these include the usage of reflector shrouds and absorber material to improve pattern performance and shaped reflectors to improve pattern performance or gain. |
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| Nanostructures that coherently scatter have been referred to as thin-film reflectors, multilayer reflectors, quarterwave stacks, Bragg scatterers, and diffraction gratings. |
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| Examples of radar reflectors are solar panels and heat radiators. |
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| Minor downwarp of reflectors over the edge of some concave-down features is noted, as in the case of the reflection associated with the base Tarrant Chalk Member. |
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| South-facing classrooms required solar protection and, to maintain daylighting, horizontal visors were designed to act as reflectors, bouncing light up on to the ceiling. |
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| For these reasons the largest telescopes in the world are reflectors. |
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| All CVI communication bands, high reflectors, beamsplitters, and anti-reflection coatings can be deposited on micro ends as well as fiber ends. |
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| It is able to hold a good polish and so is sometimes used in light reflectors and mirrors. |
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| The current trend for lane markings is to intersperse retroreflective paint lines with reflectors as seen on the majority of American highways. |
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| Some of these designs incorporate parabolic reflectors as a means of increasing the wave energy at the point of capture. |
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| Corner reflectors on boats, for example, make them more detectable to avoid collision or during a rescue. |
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| The overall mirror effect is achieved with many small reflectors, all oriented vertically. |
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| It is widely used in solar panel substrates, antenna reflectors and yokes of spacecraft. |
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| Four azimuthally mounted reflectors of 250mm aperture were specially built for the project at the Paris Observatory. |
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| The Wave Dragon consists of two wave reflectors that direct the waves towards a ramp. |
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| The new edition includes a modest amount of new material in some chapters and a more substantial amount on feed horn design and the construction of parabolic reflectors. |
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| Fortunately, reflectors can be polished or replaced if found defective, thereby considerably improving the efficiency of headlighting on older cars. |
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| Leucophores, usually located deeper in the skin than iridophores, are also structural reflectors utilizing crystalline purines, often guanine, to reflect light. |
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