Examples of using Backscattering in English and their translations into French
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employing a multi-frequency technique for delineating volume backscattering(Sv) due to krill.
causing a heavy backscattering effect.
Backscattering attributed to targets larger than krill(defined where the difference between mean volume backscattering strength at 120
Acoustic backscattering from zooplankton(defined where the difference between mean volume backscattering strength at 120 and 38 kHz was greater than 16 dB) occurred over the entire area studied in Subarea 48.4, but formed a greater proportion of the acoustic backscattering in the northern area of the survey.
The distribution of acoustic density attributed to Antarctic krill(defined where the difference between mean volume backscattering strength at 120 and 38 kHz was between 2
on the reflection or backscattering properties of the liquid or bulk solid respectively.
Lunar soil surveys were completed using photographic and alpha particle backscattering methods.
The optical sensor is based on Raman(respectively Brillouin) backscattering to measure temperature respectively deformation.
On the contrary, light areas with high backscattering values show rough surfaces waves or rain.
Within the study area, 10 sample areas of approximately 10 hectares each were selected for detailed backscattering studies of rice fields.
Finally, the backscattering cross section()bsσ θ is obtained from the average of multiple realisations of the ensembles of phase jϕ.
If the magnitude of the correlation coefficient is less than one, it means that the backscattering at HH and VV are not directly related.
Once volume backscattering attributed to krill was delineated,
size of these particles by studying their backscattering and/or absorption of light.
of light polarization on the shape and height of the backscattering cone.
A theoretical study of the coherent backscattering effect of light from disordered semi-infinite media is presented for various situations including time-dependent effects as well as absorption
Generally, slopes facing towards the radar will have small local incidence angles, causing relatively strong backscattering to the sensor, which results in a bright-toned appearance in an image.
The Scientific Committee endorsed the conclusion of WG-Krill that the BIOMASS function for krill target strength at 120 kHz should not be used to convert measurements of volume backscattering strength to biomass.
technique continues to represent the most objective and pragmatic technique for classifying volume backscattering by taxon SC-CAMLR-XXIV/BG/3.
Backscattering is the principle behind radar systems.