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Перевод: refraction

[прилагательное]
преломляющий;
[существительное]
преломление; рефракция ; рефракция света; рефракция глаза

Тезаурус:

1. Martin Braine found that if children between five and six years of age are shown a standard visual illusion - such as a stick in water appearing to be broken, by light refraction - they will distinguish correctly between "looks?" and "really?" questions, but that if they are asked the neutral question "Is the stick straight or broken?" they will say that it is broken.
2. Not only is the creature convincingly modelled and animated, but ray tracing and lighting effects are used to give accurate refraction and reflection so that it really does look as if it is made of water.
3. Refraction seismic interpretations for the Fennolora line provided the basis of a model of the broad-scale structure within which specific upper crustal features could be interpreted.
4. When taking aim, the fish also has to make allowance for refraction - the bending of light as it travels from the air into the water.
5. The rays of the sun are many through refraction.
6. It is the lens which completes the refraction of the rays of light as they pass through the posterior chamber (which is filled with a jelloid substance, the vitreous humour).
7. My schoolboy physics reminded me that the sun would be well below the magic 42 , the limit of its elevation that will create - from the waterfall's mist - a single refraction rainbow.
8. Rather, it is a metamorphism of compositional intelligence and performance implementation, of the creative/re-creative moment, of reflection and refraction, and Orionesque constellation of images and dreams to set among the stars".
9. The reflected light first passes through the cornea (the curved transparent outer layer of the eyeball), thus beginning the refraction of light rays which will focus sharply on the retina.
10. A straight stick held in the water will appear to bend, showing refraction.
11. More or less contemporary with him were the Dutchman Willebrord Snell (who conceived the law of light refraction), the Belgian Simon Stevin, and the four Frenchmen Marin Mersenne, Pierre de Fermat, Rene Descartes and Blaise Pascal - physicists and mathematicians all.
12. Both Jersey and Guernsey have ILS on both ends of their east-west runways, but Alderney only boasts an NDB, giving real-life demonstrations of coastal refraction.
13. Then a lightning stab is made, in which the bird has to allow for the refraction of the water surface .