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Meanings of refraction (refractions) in anglès
Usage of refractions in anglès
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He calculated the reflections and refractions of light in drops of rain.
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Fritz Arno Wagner's cinematography is much at home to reflections and refractions.
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Results: Postoperative refractions were generally stable after 3 months without significant early overcorrection.
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She also used other innovative effects such as refractions and distortions.
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In 1667, he explained the scintillation of the stars by irregular atmospheric refractions.
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In 1667, he explained the twinkling of the stars by irregular atmospheric refractions.
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There was no significant difference between preoperative and postoperative manifest refractions.
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Now the mist was dazzling, white-white, shining with refractions of the morning sunlight.
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Rational answers so far include light refractions from passing cars and an out-of-focus fly.
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Points out some errors in Vitellio's second table of refractions.
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Horizon to horizon it stretched, shot by refractions of light.
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They are not life, but individual refractions of it.
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These are, again, the refractions of eternal truths, viewed by man from his material plane.
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We represent also all manner of reflexions, refractions, and multiplications of visual beams of objects.
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We represent also all manner of reflections, refractions, and multiplications of visual beams of objects.
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Both unicorns were amongst the long grass of the far riverbank, visible as horse-shaped refractions of light and shadow.
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Refractions through the time