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specular reflection
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specular reflection,
a reflection from a smooth surface, such as a mirror. In ultrasonography, such reflections are from smooth surfaces such as organ walls.


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The reflection model known as the ray method, is based on the assumption that incident light is specularly reflected by the local tangent plane on the surface.
The role of rendering in the competence project in measurement ... by Hunt, Fern Y. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
Gloss is defined as the optical property that measures the ratio between specularly reflected intensity and the incident light intensity.
Surface Topography and Gloss of Polyolefin Blown Films by WANG, LEI; HUANG, TAO; KAMAL, M. R.; REY, ALEJANDRO D.; TEH, JOO / Polymer Engineering and Science
However, if the specularly reflected beams are not picked up, it may be more difficult to achieve the same accuracy.
Optical on-line measurement of the thickness distribution of blow ... by Swan, P.L.; Kamal, M.R.; Garcia-Rejon, A.; Cielo, P. / Polymer Engineering and Science
 
 
 
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