refraction|refractions in English

noun

[re'frac·tion || rɪ'frækʃn]

bending of light or energy as it passes from one medium into a second medium in which the energy travels at a different speed

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1. Light refraction?

2. Refraction — Snell's Law.

3. " Principles of Optical Refraction. "

4. Birefringence definition, double refraction

5. That's the refraction angle.

6. Eye disorders Very rare-Refraction disorders Refraction anomalies may occur upon initiation of insulin therapy

7. Borish’s Clinical Refraction – E-Book

8. High index of refraction monomers

9. Alhazen's problem can also be extended to multiple refractions from a spherical ball.

10. In this work d'Alembert theoretically explained refraction.

11. Dioptometer:an instrument used for measuring ocular refraction.

12. ACOUSTIC REFRACTIONS draws inspiration from many idiosyncratic sources, as well as everyday objects and circumstances.

13. Oh, Tessa, just look how the sunlight kisses each crystal and sends all those refractions just flyin'.

14. Device for measuring aberration refraction of the eye

15. And the angle of refraction is theta 2.

16. The answer lies in an optical phenomenon called refraction.

17. Consequently remarkable refraction phenomena are observed in this layer.

18. Oedema and refraction abnormalities of the eye o tn

19. Turnable acoustic gradient index of refraction lens and system

20. 9 High thermal conductivity, High index of refraction glue.

21. Related issues of atmospheric refraction applied to all astronomical observations.

22. Birefringence definition is - the refraction of light in an anisotropic material (such as calcite) in two slightly different directions to form two rays —called also double refraction

23. And we saw this index of refraction 1. 00029 or whatever

24. Probe into Dissecting Refraction Method Statics Processing under Complicated Surface Conditions.

25. Borish’s Clinical Refraction provides the reader with two varieties of information