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Перевод: reflector

[существительное]
рефлектор ; отражатель

Тезаурус:

1. Even the giant 5-m reflector on Palomar Mountain was taken off its normal duties and turned towards Alcock's new star.
2. It seems a pity that the gun does not come with a reflector nozzle (to work near window panes without cracking the glass, for example), but this is only a minor point.
3. Reflector : "I'd like time to think about this"
4. Appledorn said clear plastic film can also be covered with triangular grooves to make it into a mirror for use as "light pipes" for more efficient road lighting, while other shapes create a reflector to make a road sign stand out when illuminated.
5. Dr Klinowska said that, although it was necessary to be cautious about the findings, a combination of reflector devices and some modification of fishing gear might reduce deaths.
6. Towards Rst the sea was a silver reflector, whilst the sky darkened, an Arctic trick we now knew well.
7. Activist tendencies aid and abet stage 1, having experiences; Reflector tendencies stage 2, reviewing; Theorist tendencies stage 3, concluding; Pragmatist tendencies stage 4, planning.
8. The reflector glass can be positioned directly in front of the speaker but I prefer to use wing glasses on either side because it lessens the barrier with the audience and leaves more room for photography.
9. The sound is then actually directed and focused by a reflector and a lens, as in an optical system (see Figure 4.2).
10. Firstly, it is reflected and given direction by the cut-away skull bone, acting as a parabolic reflector.
11. One special type of reflector lamp is the PAR (parabolic aluminised reflector), which can give a very defined beam, and has the advantage that it is resistant to changes in temperature, making it ideal for use outside.
12. The light blocked by the polariser on the other hand never sees the reflector and a dark display results.
13. Brooks, Doudy, and Al-Rawi (1984) published the results of seismic refraction/wide angle reflection experiments in southwest England which point to the presence of a mid-crustal reflector dipping gently southwards at depths of 10-;15 km.