This is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an incoherent object.
Image formation is concerned above with incoherent object illumination, which results in an image formed by the addition of intensities.
Scrambling the point-lights of the letter stimuli should also have a similar effect as this creates an incoherent object.
Marcel Verdet, a French physicist, realized in the 19th century that even sunlight is not completely incoherent, and two objects separated by distances of over approximately 1/20 millimetre will produce interference effects.
For incoherent imaging, the object and image are characterized by irradiance, and we use the terms incoherent PSF, and incoherent transfer function or optical transfer function.
Instead of arguing that the very idea that space could be independent of objects is incoherent, Leibniz contends that it violates the principle of sufficient reason (see L3: 5; L 5: 53), a principle Clarke himself defends in a distinct version.
An optical system that employs incoherent illumination of the object can usually be regarded as a linear system in intensity.
Her poems do what she praises the artist Joseph Cornell for doing in his works, those "hexahedrons of wood and glass" filled with every kind of small object: Minimal, incoherent fragments: the opposite of History, creator of ruins, out of your ruins you have made creations.
With the angular orthogonal projection images at various viewpoints obtained from a computer designed three-dimensional object, an incoherent Fresnel hologram can be synthesized.
However, manually adjusting the modulation threshold is very tedious and unstable, since the modulation varies according to measuring conditions, such as the incoherent light, the reflection of object and background, and the occlusion caused by object step height.
