Examples of using Refracted in English and their translations into Hindi
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Compute reflected, refracted, and transmitted rays.
Reality appears to us on her canvases painful, refracted, surreal.
The light refracted from moon takes 1.28 seconds to reach to earth.
When light travels through water or a lens, for example,its path is bent or refracted.
The incident ray, the refracted ray and the normal(at the point of incidence) are ail in the same plane.
This is due to the fact that next to the standing objects, too,reflect light, and he, refracted, falls and on the dark side.
An image of the Golden Gate Bridge is refracted and bent by many differing three dimensional drops of water.
The density of the two materials is maintained in such a waythat the light beam travelling through the core is reflected off the cladding rather than refracted into it.
The fact that emotions are refracted through culture probably won't reduce their potency.
At first I thought the radio waves were blocked by the Shimmer, and that's why no one inside could communicate with base orGPS, but the light waves aren't blocked, they're refracted, and… it's the same with the radios.
The required refracted wave is produced using a specific angle of incidence which can be calculated using the Snell's law.
The light waves, aren't blocked they're, refracted and… GPS but, it's the same with the radios.
The experiment was very successful- Hertz was able to detect the radiation up to fifty feet away, and in a series of ingeniousexperiments established that the radiation was reflected and refracted as expected, and that it was polarized.
For this reason, the light is better refracted and the plants are illuminated with higher quality, which accelerates their growth.
These acoustic phenomena occureither because the sound waves are absorbed, refracted or simply blown in a different direction.
The light is reflected and refracted by the water, and as this occurs, three-dimensional images are formed to display a fantastic water show.
He later asserted(in book seven of the Optics)that other rays would be refracted through the eye and perceived as if perpendicular.
Some sunlight still reaches the moon, refracted by the Earth's atmosphere, however, illuminating it with an ashen to dark red glow, the color depending on atmospheric conditions.
He argued, using a physical analogy, that perpendicular rays were stronger than oblique rays: in the same way that a ball thrown directly at a board might break the board, whereas a ball thrown obliquely at the board would glance off,perpendicular rays were stronger than refracted rays, and it was only perpendicular rays which were perceived by the eye.
Each place had its own nature, set within a world refracted through myth, thus temples were sited atop mountains all the better to touch the heavens.
The Shimmer is a prism, but it refracts everything.
I could move ions, make them refract light away from me so that I was invisible, and then I learned a few more tricks.
Among really long(300-1000 mm) telephoto lenses,mirror lenses are much lighter and more compact than refracting lenses, and usually cheaper as well.
Professionals typically prefer refracting lenses because they need absolutely top-quality results, but a traveller might choose either;
If the diamond is not cut proportionately,you will notice the difference in brilliance and how much light refracts from the stone.
So, when the right type of cold andwarm air mix they create a refracting lens.
Just as one ray of light refracts into seven different colours, you see distinctions and demarcations because you view the world through the prism of your body, mind and intellect.
Paula Crown, Aspen Her drawings and sculptures refract topography into haunting geometries, so it's not surprising that the Chicago-based Crown escapes to the dramatic landscape of the Rockies to refresh and unwind.