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Significats de birefringence en anglès

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doble refracción

Splitting a ray into two parallel rays polarized perpendicularly.

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Examples for "double refraction"
Examples for "double refraction"
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Although cubic in form, analcite usually shows feeble double refraction, and is thus optically anomalous.
The Project Gutenberg Encyclopedia, Volume 1 of 28
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Histological examination showed typical amyloid masses that demonstrated apple-green double refraction on examination of the Congo red-stained section under polarized light.
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The difference, 0.1723, between these two indices gives a measure of the bi-refringence or double refraction.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "Bulgaria" to "Calgary" ...
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Transparent and colourless, like glass, this mineral possesses the property of double refraction-anysmall object viewed through it in a particular direction appearing double.
Wonders of Creation: A Descriptive Account of Volcanoes and Thei...
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Rays produced by the Double Refraction of Quartz.
Autobiography of Sir George Biddell Airy
Ús de birefringence en anglès
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There were particles in the granuloma exhibiting birefringence under polarized light microscopy.
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We propose to use this birefringence to phase match nonlinear optical frequency-conversion processes.
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These depositions were positive for Congo red stain and showed apple-green birefringence under polarized light.
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The Jones vector of the sample was obtained numerically, allowing sample birefringence and optical axis calculation.
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Tissues rich in collagen and smooth muscle cells exhibit birefringence, while lipid and macrophages cause depolarization.
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The first type of waveplate is based on birefringence induced by self-organized nanogratings imprinted in the glass.
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In fibrous areas, birefringence showed fine spatial features and close correspondence with the histological appearance of collagen.
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Transient birefringence can be induced in a gas of anisotropic molecules by an intense polarized laser pulse.
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The destruction of the birefringence nature of the fiber muscle in the infarcted heart can be clearly observed.
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In addition to clinical presentation, cap birefringence was also associated with macrophage accumulation as assessed using normalized SD.
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Our results demonstrate that intravascular polarimetry generates robust maps of tissue birefringence and depolarization in a clinical setting.
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The hydrogels show birefringence under polarized light, indicating that the nematic orientation is preserved in the gel phase.
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The measured birefringence beat length of the PM-VLMA Er fiber was 14.1 mm.
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The abundant amyloid deposits in tg mice were in a consolidated state as revealed by strong Congo red birefringence.
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This paper aimed to evaluate the robustness and repeatability of imaging tissue birefringence and depolarization in a clinical setting.
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The attenuation is adjustable over a 30-dB range by varying the birefringence of a short lengthof fiber with tension.
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Birefringence a través del temps