Sentence examples for lens phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Finally, perfect lens phenomenon which is understood as the focusing of ultrasound was realized by structuring different designed Helmholtz resonators for forming a PI-NI (positive index-negative index) interface.

Thermal conductivity measurements in various well-known Yb3+ and Nd3+ doped laser materials are performed by using an all-optical pump probe approach based on the pump-induced thermal lens phenomenon.

We brought a wider societal lens to the phenomenon of workplace bullying, an extreme case of dysfunctional organizational behaviour that causes severe harm in its victims, and yet is difficult to stamp out.

In recent years, psychologists have become increasingly engaged with the question of how the mind swivels its lens on itself, a phenomenon they have variously called mind-wandering, daydreaming, and the brain's "default mode".

For the case of a practical imaging system with appropriate focusing, the PSF usually has the distribution of a narrow spatial pulse whose dimensions are mainly a function of the aberrations of the imaging lens and the diffraction phenomenon at the receiver aperture [11].

The simulator has correctly produced the focusing effect of the lens and the refraction/reflection phenomenon on the tissue surface.

The defocus caused by part of your subject being out of the depth of field is a very, complex thing that's impossible to correct; it's an extraordinarily complex phenomenon that differs from lens to lens, and even on the same lens depending on aperture, subject distance and focal length.

A linear systems approach is employed to model element angular sensitivity, lens effects, and diffraction phenomena.

The study of equatorial countercurrent should become a component of the general program of the future International Indian Ocean Expedition along with the studies of intense internal waves, spreading of the Red Sea lenses, and other phenomena in the Indian Ocean.

Flash mobs are nothing new, but the use of flamenco – a dance form that originated among socially marginalised and disadvantaged groups in Andalusia – allows people to consider issues through the lens of a familiar cultural phenomenon.

Based on this phenomenon, the slab lens can be optimized to a high transmittance by modulating the center distance of the holes.