- Look up
dichromatic in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Dichromatic may
refer to: Dichromacy, a form of color-blindness in
which only two
light wavelengths...
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absent or not
functioning and
color is
thereby reduced to two dimensions.
Dichromatic color vision is
enabled by two
types of cone
cells with
different spectral...
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Dichromatic symmetry, also
referred to as antisymmetry, black-and-white symmetry,
magnetic symmetry,
counterchange symmetry or
dichroic symmetry, is a...
- ****ual
conflict and
leads to
increased fitness in males. The ****ual
dichromatic nature of
Bicyclus anynana is
reflected by
female selection on the basis...
- A
dielectric mirror, also
known as a
Bragg mirror, is a type of
mirror composed of
multiple thin
layers of
dielectric material,
typically deposited on...
- are not
dichromatic, only the
brightness and
saturation of the
colour depend on
their concentration and
layer thickness.
Examples of
dichromatic substances...
- In Shafer's
dichromatic reflection model,
scene radiance has two components: L(λ)=mbcb(λ)+mscs(λ){\displaystyle L(\lambda )=m_{\mathrm {b} }c_{\mathrm...
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phenomenon is
called dichromatic color.
Bromophenol blue is the
substance with the
highest known value of Kreft's
dichromaticity index. This
means it...
- north-south
position in calm
magnetic field conditions. Dogs'
vision is
dichromatic; the dog's
visual world consists of yellows, blues, and grays. They have...
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visible range, but
vertebrates with 4
cones (tetrachromatic) or 2
cones (
dichromatic)
relative to humans' 3 (trichromatic) will also tend to have a wider...
