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reflectivity::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | reflectiveness |
| Type of | thoughtfulness |
| Derivation | reflective |
reflectivity::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | reflection, reflexion |
| Type of | physical property |
| Has types | sound reflection, echo, replication, reverberation |
| Derivation | reflective |
reflectivity::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | coefficient of reflection, reflectance, reflection factor |
| Type of | coefficient |
Examples of reflectivity
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The reflectivity was the same for ultraviolet light, which bees use to navigate.
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One such attribute is its reflectivity, a quality climate scientists call albedo.
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The problem isn't the color per se, but the reflectivity of the paint overall.
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S.G.C. performed the differential reflectivity and laser control experiments.
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Certain patterns of reflectivity are important clues for the meteorologist as well.
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The layer affects the reflectivity of the clouds, and therefore the climate.
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High reflectivity electrofluidic pixels with zero-power grayscale operation.
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There is little extra in the budget to increase type size and reflectivity.
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However, the reflectivity of skin can change under different circumstances.
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- Coefficient of reflection: the fraction of radiant energy that is reflected from a surface
- Reflection: the ability to reflect beams or rays
- Reflectiveness: the capability of quiet thought or contemplation
- Radar term referring to the ability of a radar target to return energy; used to derive echo intensity, and to estimate precipitation intensity and rainfall rates. See dBZ, VIP.
- The degree to which an object bounces light back from its surfaces.
- The measure of the reflective quality of a surface; the relative ability of a given surface to reflect light away from it without absorbing, diffusing or otherwise compromising the light's quality, intensity and spectrum.
- A measure of the returned power, which is sensitive to the size and number of hydrometeors (i.e., the particle size spectra).
- The ratio of the intensity of the total radiation reflected from a surface to the total incident on that surface.
- The ratio of the energy carried by a wave after reflection from a surface to its energy before reflection.
