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angle of incidence

Angle between a ray of light striking a surface (incident ray) and the normal to that surface. For a mirror it is equal to the angle of reflection.
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A point-isotropic source at some distance, however, has angles of incidence correlated with the entry-point location on the chamber.
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From different angles of incidence social scientists, historians and biblical scholars alike have during recent years focused on the various forms of dependency relationships that are established and/or maintained through the exchange of goods and services.
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The maximum sensitivity for A occurs at angles of incidence between 75 and 80 deg, and decreases with film thickness.
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