reflectivity

If there are others with this little reflectivity, we might never see them.

The researchers said they could not say what was driving the changes in reflectivity.

In daylight, the mirror is said to provide 85 percent reflectivity.

Reflectivity is then averaged for that target to have a better data set.

The reflectivity faded away, leaving a clear covering in its place.

Some tapes are made with higher reflectivity and may even glow in the dark.

The measurement is calculated using the average reflectivity of color negative film.

August tempered the reflectivity by moving the paper around as he read the message.

So the reflectivity of rain coming from melted snow is only slightly higher.

But the reflectivity was lower than what the scientists measured during an earlier round of observations in 1994 and 1995.

What do the colors mean in the reflectivity images?

This product is used to reveal the highest reflectivity in all echoes.

The single-lane track offered much higher reflectivity than any surface in the night.

"White" is defined as near-100% reflectivity, but with random return directions.

Some advanced variations can produce a white coating with 80% reflectivity.

This solution gives us the reflectors and can also be called the reflectivity.

The reflectivity has large variations in a short distance.

There are many targets on the surface of the Earth for which the spectral reflectivity is known.

There is a scale for reflectivity and it can be measure in either percent or decibels.

Certain patterns of reflectivity are important clues for the meteorologist as well.

Usually it is a cooled object with low absorption and high reflectivity.

The reflectivity of the output coupler is typically around 5-15%.

The snow, by its reflectivity, would further reduce the absorption of solar heat and start a new ice age.

"Reflectivity" is the amount of transmitted power returned to the radar receiver.

Both reflectivity and velocity data are affected by this.