1
It's their refraction of a distant light source that almost blinded us.
2
The impressions of objects underwent a considerable refraction before reaching his mind.
3
Let me assume that the index of refraction in air is 1.
4
The deception may also be aided by a slight degree of refraction.
5
The reflection which resulted from this refraction was, necessarily, divergent and perverted.
6
You could take it all to be the refraction of a dreamworld.
7
The final refraction was used as a criterion of accuracy of each approach.
8
He sought for the explanation of the fact in the doctrine of refraction.
9
Results: Unaided visual acuity and refraction were improved significantly after OK lens wear.
10
You remember the trouble I had with the refraction from the second prism.
11
They understood the phenomena of the reflection and refraction of light.
12
She had no nerves: she saw life in its proper colours without refraction.
13
Creatures of keen vision, their studies into light, refraction and optics followed swiftly.
14
There is extraordinarily little mirage up here and the refraction is very small.
15
Visual acuity, refraction, corneal clarity, and adverse reactions were evaluated at each visit.
16
Only occasionally has she worn the glasses which corrected her errors of refraction.
