-
optical phenomenon in
which dew-covered
foliage with wax-coated
leaves retroreflect beams of light, as from a vehicle's headlights. This
effect sometimes...
- darkening,
because of the
reflective properties of
lunar soil,
which retroreflects light more
towards the Sun than in
other directions. The Moon's color...
- ones,
include a lens or
sheeting that
enhances their visibility by
retroreflecting automotive headlights,
while gl**** road
studs gather automotive headlights...
- to
manufacture the items. The name
Catseye is
their trademark. The
retroreflecting lens had been
invented six
years earlier for use in
advertising signs...
- gold) and
mounted to the
lander deck. It was
designed to
efficiently retroreflect laser signals from
other orbiting and
landing spacecraft over a wide...
- The
spectrometer sits in the
center of a
circle which is
ringed with
retroreflecting mirrors.
Laser light from the
spectrometer (yellow line) p****es through...
- this type is much more
limited in the
range of
incident angles that it
retroreflects. The term cat's eye
derives from the
resemblance of the cat's eye retroreflector...
-
beams propagate in
opposite directions (k4 = −k3). This
results in the
retroreflecting property of the effect. Further, it can be
shown that for a medium...
- his
invention (patents Nos. 436,290 and 457,536),
based on the 1927
retroreflecting lens
patent of
Richard Hollins Murray. A year later,
Reflecting Roadstuds...
-
allow to
define international compliance to a set of regulations. R3 —
Retroreflecting devices R4 —
Illumination of rear
registration plates R6 — Direction...
