Sentence examples for opaque screen from inspiring English sources

Three decades of hanging further aggravated its condition, even though an opaque screen shielded it from light and pollution.

Consider an opaque screen with two openings A and B, called double slit, and a photographic plate or a projection screen, as shown in Figure 9.

A circular uniform distant source produces illumination on the front of an opaque screen containing two small circular apertures, the separation of which can be varied.

An opaque screen between bath and toilet was created using two patterns of ribbed glass ($30 a square foot from Bendheim) that are laminated together.

The interference pattern that results when a radiation front hits two slits in an opaque screen is often cited to explain the conceptual difficulty of the wave particle duality.

Although she has thrown Eddie over for a Spanish bounder named Hector (Hank Azaria), the only love that really matters to her is that of the phantom public, which she glimpses only through the opaque screen of her self-regard.

At the back of the stage, where the bath in which Agamemnon is murdered sits like an altar, opaque screens are slid to and fro, misting what is behind them and allowing people to glide like ghosts.

A new class-action lawsuit has been filed on behalf of applicants who say they were unfairly turned down for census jobs based on an opaque screening policy that relies on F.B.I. checks for any criminal histories.

Japanese men and women have a history of going to extraordinary lengths to meet each other, from the protocol-heavy courtships of powdered faces and opaque screens used in the feudal era to today's carefully arranged dating parties and omiai, or elaborately researched matings, that still account for about 10percentt of Japan's weddings.

The Co-op, which is owned and run by its more than seven million members, introduced opaque screens for lads' magazines on some shelves earlier this month.

Then they gradually ratcheted down the contrast of the patterns by adding opaque screens; as visibility was reduced, the subjects consistently thought the patterns were moving slower, when in fact they were not.