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TOFD is ultrasonic inspection involving the use of twin probes, which are positioned next to each other, One probe transmits ultrasound into the material and the other receives the reflected and diffracted signals.

Here we restrict ourselves to the case in which the transmitted and diffracted waves--two-wave approximation--satisfy the Laue equation.

* a neutron detector for accurately measuring the diffracted peak;

More often its rays only reach us dimly, diffracted through the prism of paraphrase or polemic.

Diffracted power and atomic force microscopy (AFM) measurements were taken to compare the mold, an optical grating element itself, with he molded replicas.

The diffracted electrons impinge upon a phosphor screen.

Hoffenberg, veteran of some 50 documentaries, none of them personal prior to this one, brings a new, diffracted perspective to history as questions persistently multiply rather than resolve.

BLOCKING THE AIRWAVES Radio signals are electromagnetic waves that travel freely through air but that can get absorbed, reflected, refracted, and diffracted by various materials.

The beam is diffracted horizontally using alkali-intercalated graphite crystals.

1, n is the refractive index of the system (medium, hydrogel, and colloids), d is the spacing between the diffracting planes, k is the diffracted wavelength, and O is the glancing angle between the incident light and the diffracting planes.

The processor uses a digital micromirror device to switch segments on and off in an incremental manner, transforming a diffracted spectral profile into an optical output.