reflected ray

The two reflected rays now travel in the same direction to be detected.

As a result, you get hit with the direct and well as the reflected rays.

There is not a direct ray but several reflected rays that add with different phase shifts.

Two such reflected rays are shown in blue.

The reflected rays appeared stark white against a black background, producing an extraordinary spectacle.

He was coming to the end of the line, and was already far below the last reflected rays of the sun.

The reflected rays from them appeared to meet in the center of the structure, stretching across it like a nebulous curtain.

His black ring reflected rays of light as he gestured towards the first room of the exhibition.

Its scurryings changed the angle so that reflected rays of the rising sun flashed directly into the hawk's eyes.

The reflected rays formed a pattern of dots, mapping the toxin's molecular structure.

Those reflected rays enter your eyes.

If certain rays are absorbed and others are reflected, the reflected rays determine the color.

You fought them, and smashed them, and the waste energy has set the ground smoking for miles about, the diluted, reflected rays.

A photographic plate, ionisation chamber or Geiger counter is positioned to detect the reflected rays (see figure 3.18).

Corner reflectors retroreflect light, producing reflected rays that travel back in the direction from which the incident rays came.

In other words, if a circle reflected parallel rays of light, the reflected rays would envelope a nephroid.

Lights were shining from some of these casements, plumbing the depth of the black stream with their reflected rays, but all was profoundly silent.

He sounded impatient, and Miss Timmis, who had been basking in the reflected rays of a romance right under her nose, looked taken aback.

For mirrors with parabolic surfaces, parallel rays incident on the mirror produce reflected rays that converge at a common focus.

Since we assume plane-parallel geometry, all reflected rays will be at the same angle and we need only account for radiation along a single line-of-sight.

Therefore, the reflected rays of a radiation spectrum incident on a real surface in a specified direction forms an irregular shape that is not easily predictable.

High above, the fiery orb of Iscaris blazed mercilessly, its reflected rays filling the room with a warm glow of orange and red.

In prehistoric and historic time, Inuit peoples wore flattened walrus ivory "glasses," looking through narrow slits to block harmful reflected rays of the sun.

After pouring fresh ammonia into the battery, Tom suspended it from a stick anchored into the ground, turning it to catch the reflected rays of the sun.

The Queen-Anne-style windows shining in the reflected rays of the setting sun and the outbuildings clustered round it gave the impression of a small manor house.