| diffuse reflection |
1. The change in the direction of radiation into all directions after encountering a rough surface. Compare specular reflection. 2. Term frequently applied to the process by which solar radiation is scattered by dust and other particles suspended in the atmosphere. 3. Reflection by a diffuse reflector.
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| diffuse |
widely or loosely spreading, with no distinct margin.
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| diffuse |
Widely spread; not localized or confined
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| diffused light |
or DIFFUSE LIGHTING - Light that is scattered and spread out as opposed to specular light. Diffused light is softer than direct light, with shadows that are less sharply-defined (lower contrast).
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| diffuse |
If an area contains a high concentration of molecules, then purely on statistical grounds, they will spread out, much as children in a playground fill the whole ground rather than remain at one end of it. Diffusion causes molecules in regions of high concentration to spread into regions of low concentration. Such spread is called diffusion and the molecules are said to diffuse.
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