Examples of using Refracted in English and their translations into French
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Reflected from the objects the light rays are refracted in the eye of the fish passing through the spherical lens,
peripheral rays are more strongly refracted than rays near the optical axis.
The perpendicular hanging of the photos is a reminder that an angle of incidence is required for rays to be refracted.
The light of the candle flame is refracted by the fine texture of the feathers,
In this case sound is refracted downward from a near-surface source and then back up again.
Ocean waves are quite similar to light waves in that they can be refracted or focused.
red, white and refracted paste.
the space where each person in community encounters the mystery of Christ refracted in and through the other.
also from other sources as they are refracted in the sky and reflected off surrounding surfaces.
An image sensor determines the critical angle at which the light is no longer refracted through the sample.
In forests the sunlight is refracted by the leaves, with the Collage 450 three mutually off-set lampshades whose surfaces are perforated with organic patterns provide a similar function.
However, the disadvantage of TRL probes is that because of their fixed refracted angle and pseudo-focal point,
The light reflected and refracted in the mirrors and the water will create ever-changing light effects in the pavilion that vary with the time
nonferrous castings, the actual refracted angles of wedges designed for use on steel will be lower.
reflected and refracted wave at the interface between both media
Indeed, the moon dimly lit by the rays of light refracted by the atmosphere, is adorned with a beautiful reddish color from red to coppery red.
The imagery of the journey is dotted by markers of industry, refracted light, ships as shadows in the distance,
The brightness of this image falls off to nothing at the circumference/horizon because more of the incident light at low grazing angles is reflected rather than refracted see Fresnel equations.
biases are refracted, projected, frustrated,
during a lunar eclipse, some light is refracted through the Earth's atmosphere giving the Moon a red hue.