Sentence examples for optical horizon from inspiring English sources

Neither study accomplished the goal of the present study to offset perceived visual direction without offsetting the optical horizon.

The geometric horizon calculated using the method in this article may not be the same as the optical horizon, which is what your eye actually sees.

What this usually means is that a ray of light is able to slightly follow the curvature of the earth, so that the optical horizon is a bit further away than the geometric horizon.

Elazar, M., Fleurov, V. & Bar-Ad, S. All-optical event horizon in an optical analog of a Laval nozzle.

Clinical translation of molecular imaging agents is also on the horizon to improve optical diagnosis of bladder cancer.

With their often impossibly elevated views, their deep optical fields (boats on the horizon are as clear as the figures on the beach below us) and tiered perspectives, Hiroshige's prints are both captivating and devious.

In later work Marconi once more demonstrated that even radio waves as short as 55 cm (22 inches) are not limited in range to the horizon or to optical distance between transmitter and receiver.

An optical analog of the event horizon of a gravitational black hole can be produced with light pulses propagating along an optical fiber, providing a tractable experimental system.

The practical horizon of an optical or infrared telescope, no matter how powerful, is going to be limited by the fact that the universe was opaque to such radiation when it was younger than about 380,000 years.

And LEICA Qwin image-processing system was applied to analyze the mean optical density (OD) of each horizon.

Philbin, T. G. et al. Fiber-optical analog of the event horizon.