total internal-reflection in a sentence

1. total internal reflection.

2. this called total internal reflection of light.

3. Total internal reflection is also detected automatically.

4. What is the difference between Reflection and Total Internal Reflection?

5. · Reflection and total internal reflection are physical properties of waves.

6. <b>Fig. 1:</b> the crystal is cut under 65° to prevent total internal reflection

7. Reflection and total internal reflection are very important physical properties of waves.

8. In fact, the total internal reflection is mostly discussed under the reflection of light.

9. Reflection occurs in all kind of waves, but total internal reflection occurs only with light rays.

10. Similarly, phonons are also capable of producing evanescent waves in a total internal reflection geometry.

11. The hypotenuse of the prism utilizes total internal reflection (TIR) to reflect the image through the prism.

12. The beam will then undergo total internal reflection since the critical angle for glass to air is about 42°.

13. The data transfer relies on the principle of total internal reflection at the border between core and cladding.

14. The smallest incident angle at which total internal reflection occurs is called the critical reflection angle θc.

15. This total internal reflection (TIR) makes it possible to use up to 90% of the shaded surface for generating electricity.

16. The critical angle for total internal reflection at a surface where ni=1.5 and nt=1 (air) is about 42° (calculated with Eq.

17. Furthermore, we must consider whether critical reflections (total internal reflections) are involved at high incidence angles.

18. The continuous radial emission is made possible by a TIR (Total Internal Reflection) lens made from Ultra-Clear LSR (Liquid Silicone Rubber).

19. Due to the geometry that total internal reflection cannot be used, the reflecting surfaces must be coated with a metallic or dielectric coating.

20. A special technique for observing events that are located in or close to the plasma membrane of a cell is TIRF (total internal reflection) microscopy.