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Meanings of ior in English

Russian
коэффициент преломления
Portuguese
índice refrativo
Spanish
índice de refracción
Catalan
índex de refracció
Wikidata

Ratio of the speed of light in vacuum to that in the medium.

коэффициент преломления
Russian
ior

An Interoperable Object Reference (IOR) is a CORBA or RMI-IIOP reference that uniquely identifies an object on a remote CORBA server.

ior
Synonyms
Examples for "refractive index"
Examples for "refractive index"
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From these parameters, the equivalent refractive index of the lens was calculated.
Pubmed
2
We demonstrate a fiber in-line Fabry-Perot interferometer cavity sensor for refractive index measurement.
Pubmed
3
An interestingly simple low-dispersion cloak is also suggested for background materials with larger refractive index.
Pubmed
4
The equivalent refractive index and the power of the lens were calculated from these parameters.
Pubmed
5
It was observed that the modified refractive index induced a wavelength shift in the FPI.
Pubmed
1
Let me assume that the index of refraction in air is 1.
Wired
2
The index of refraction of ebonite was found by Profs.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 288, July 9, 1881
3
Well, that won't give you the depth, but it could give you the index of refraction.
Wired
4
You could also estimate the index of refraction by measuring the angular distance between the head and body.
Wired
5
Their minds had the same index of refraction, so that thoughts flashed back and forth between them effortlessly and without distortion.
Mary Wollaston

Nonprofit organization in Forlì, Italy.

Related terms
Usage of ior in English
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Its chairman Roberto Calvi, shuffled money between his vaults and the IOR.
Dark mysteries of the vatican
2
The IOR is struggling to emerge from more than 30 years of scandal.
The Guardian
3
Lombardi had previously said he would work only three days a week at IOR.
Reuters
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He has also set up a special commission of inquiry to reform the IOR.
Reuters
5
The Bank of Italy forced all banks in Italy to close their IOR accounts.
The Guardian
6
The IOR said it had been transferring its own funds between accounts in other countries.
Reuters
7
No evidence of IOR was obtained when the search objects were removed after the search-task response.
Pubmed
8
Regulators working at the AIF at the time pressed the IOR for details about the transactions.
Reuters
9
Here we examined whether the processing demand of cues can modulate IOR in the detection task.
Pubmed
10
A spokesman said the IOR had no comment.
Reuters
11
Other banks, under pressure from regulators to provide information, asked more and more questions about IOR transactions.
The Guardian
12
IOR-LSTM simulates the visual working memory to adaptively maintain and update visual information regarding previously fixated regions.
Pubmed
13
All this means that transparency and accountability have never been high on the IOR's list of desiderata.
The Guardian
14
Since much of its money comes from collection plates, the IOR handles unusually large amounts of cash.
The Guardian
15
The stake was diluted when Aevum issued new shares to buy smaller rival IOR Group earlier this year.
Reuters
16
Italian prosecutors are investigating two former IOR top executives on suspicion of repeatedly breaking Italian money laundering laws.
Reuters