-
reflectors are the most used kinds.
There are
several ways to
obtain retroreflection: A set of
three mutually perpendicular reflective surfaces, placed...
- our
primary mechanism of
physical observation. Some
surfaces exhibit retroreflection. The
structure of
these surfaces is such that
light is
returned in...
-
smooth surface Mirror image, a
reflection in a
mirror or in
water Retroreflection,
technology for
returning light in the
direction from
which it came...
- Road
signs in the
United Kingdom and in its ****ociated
Crown dependencies and
overseas territories conform broadly to
European design norms,
though a number...
- from Earth, than it
would without the
retroreflective effects. The
retroreflection is
produced by
spheres of
transparent material on the
reflecting surface...
- Road
signs in
Greece are
regulated by the
Ministry of
Transport and the ****enic
Traffic Police,
according to the Gr****
Highway Code.
Signs follow the...
-
opposite direction. Fraser,
Alistair B. (1994), "The Sylvanshine:
retroreflection in dew-covered trees",
Applied Optics, 33 (21): 4539–4547, Bibcode:1994ApOpt...
-
perpendicular direction used for gain measurement,
mirror reflection and
retroreflection are indistinguishable, and this has sown
confusion about the behavior...
-
distance from the source. The
artifact can
result from the
backscatter or
retroreflection of the
light from
airborne solid particles, such as dust or pollen...
-
decreases the
angle of
light reflection to the lens. The
resulting retroreflection makes dust
particles bright and visible.
According to the NPD Group...
