Sentence examples for polarization view from inspiring English sources

Compared with conventional techniques, optical holography based on metasurface provides much more flexibilities to control the polarization, view angle, dispersive color crosstalk of holographic images, and thus making the metasurface optics more practical for various applications.

The controversy over the study reflects a political and social reality in the U.S.: As the electorate has become increasingly politically polarized over recent decades, that increased polarization is driving polarized media consumption, which in turn drives more polarized views.

"I cannot remember such a polarization of views between institutional and retail investors on a particular stock," said a British investment banker, who insisted that his name be withheld.

However, in many ways, this debate may also be about the polarization of views rather than the overt topic.

This edition of The State of Agricultural Commodity Markets aims to reduce the current polarization of views on the impacts of agricultural trade on food security and on the manner in which agricultural trade should be governed to ensure that increased trade openness is beneficial to all countries.

The mechanism of beam splitting and principle of wide-field-of-view compensation of modified Savart polariscope in the wide-field-of-view polarization interference imaging spectrometer (WPIIS) are analyzed and discussed.

In spite of the polarization of these views among biogeographers, patterns of distribution can be explained by a combination of dispersalist and vicariance biogeography.

We demonstrate that the self-serving bias contributes to a polarization of the views on redistribution.

Wide-field-of-view polarization interference imaging spectrometer (WPIIS) is one kind of birefringent interferometers utilized for imaging and spectroscopy.

Vitaris criticized the polarization of religion viewed in the episode, noting that "although 'Signs and Wonder's purports to be an examination of different modes of faith, it offers a pessimistic and distorted view of religion".

In this view the polarization of Europe into alliance systems had made "chain-reaction" escalation of a local imbroglio almost predictable.