refraction
US /rɪˈfrækʃən/
・UK /rɪ'frækʃn/
C2
n. (u.)Uncountable NounLight changing direction through glass or water
Isaac Newton used pieces of glass and bottles of water to study the refraction of light
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- This is called refraction.
This is called refraction.
- This is called refraction.
This is called refraction.
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- This is known as refraction.
This is known as refraction.
- This is known as refraction.
This is known as refraction.
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- In 1999, the Swedish game development company Refraction Games released Codename Eagle.
In 1999, the Swedish game development company Refraction Games released Codename Eagle.
- In 1999, the Swedish game development company Refraction Games released Codename Eagle, a war-based first-person shooter set in an alternate history timeline featuring expansive outdoor environments and a multitude of usable vehicles.
In 1999, the Swedish game development company Refraction Games released Codename Eagle, a war-based first-person shooter set in an alternate history timeline featuring expansive outdoor environments and a multitude of usable vehicles.
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- The iridescent colors of the throat and crown are due to refraction and not pigments.
The iridescent colors of the throat and crown are due to refraction and not pigments.
- to refraction and not pigments. Often these areas appear dark, almost black,
to refraction and not pigments. Often these areas appear dark, almost black,
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- You're accommodating for the angle of refraction in water.
You're accommodating for the angle of refraction in water.
- So So you're accommodating for the angle of refraction in water.
So So you're accommodating for the angle of refraction in water.
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- The problem here is that the water actually changes the refraction of light.
The problem here is that the water actually changes the refraction of light.
- The problem here is that the water actually changes the refraction of light.
The problem here is that the water actually changes the refraction of light.
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- but it won't actually change the power or the refraction of the eye.
but it won't actually change the power or the refraction of the eye.
- it won't actually change the power or the refraction of the eye.
it won't actually change the power or the refraction of the eye.
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- This bending is called light refraction.
This bending is called light refraction.
- And because of refraction, the drawings seem to change shape or direction like the squiggly fish did.
And because of refraction, the drawings seem to change shape or direction like the squiggly fish did.
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- So the V-chisels, it eats onto the surface of the ice and you can really scribe onto the surface and give a deep line onto the surface that can really add refraction when looked at and last longer onto the surface of the ice.
So the V-chisels, it eats onto the surface of the ice and you can really scribe onto the surface and give a deep line onto the surface that can really add refraction when looked at and last longer onto the surface of the ice.
- It gives a a deep line onto the surface that can really add refraction when looked at and last longer onto the surface of the ice.
It gives a a deep line onto the surface that can really add refraction when looked at and last longer onto the surface of the ice.
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- Technically, this "changes the index of refraction", but in plain English, that means blue light is no longer bent the right way.
Technically, this "changes the index of refraction", but in plain English, that means blue light is no longer bent the right way.