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light ... refractcreatingdispersion of light
Prismscausedispersion of light
The refractionalso causesdispersion of light
the electronic movement that gives rise to itcausesdispersion of light
the fibrin threadscausedispersion of light
The slight morning hazehas causeddispersion of light
The positioning of the facetscreatesdispersion of light
the imagepreventsdispersion of light
A high indexcausesdispersion of light
the main factorsinfluencingdispersion of light
Newton(passive) was discovered byDispersion of light
the liquid crystal layer 103(passive) caused byDispersion of light
an enclosure for the lamp and mirrorpreventsdispersion of light
a drop of cedar oil between the lens and the cover glass ... necessaryto preventdispersion of light
to give a directivity of light of the cylindrical light source relative to the light receiving element 76preventingdispersion of light
Rainbows(passive) are caused byRainbows
a delay between the two principal states of polarization propagating along a fiber or through a device due to the birefringence property of the materialcausinga delay between the two principal states of polarization propagating along a fiber or through a device due to the birefringence property of the material
significant optical disturbanceto causesignificant optical disturbance
gems(passive) caused bygems
a strong color play(passive) caused bya strong color play
, causing the lens 28 to glowis created, causing the lens 28 to glow
a rainbow(passive) caused bya rainbow
to a potential corruption of the terahertz signalleadsto a potential corruption of the terahertz signal
Fire(passive) is caused byFire
to the use of the distinctive walls the layered walls reference mountains and is layered throughout the interiorcontributeto the use of the distinctive walls the layered walls reference mountains and is layered throughout the interior
degradation of axial resolution that needs to be overcome through numerical [ 60 ] or experimental [ 61 ] methodsoriginatesdegradation of axial resolution that needs to be overcome through numerical [ 60 ] or experimental [ 61 ] methods