-
photons in question), the
photons can be said to
follow Snell's law.
Translucency (also
called translucence or translucidity) is the
physical property...
-
distinct measurements: the size of the
nuchal translucency and the
thickness of the
nuchal fold.
Nuchal translucency size is
typically ****essed at the end of...
-
order system with
three variables,
including opacity,
transparency and
translucency among the
involved aspects. Both
mirrors and
carbon black are opaque...
- Single-lens
translucent (SLT) is a Sony
proprietary designation for Sony
Alpha cameras which employ a
pellicle mirror,
electronic viewfinder, and phase-detection...
- or
otherwise having her
translucency become permanent,
which will
occur if she
spends too long a
stretch in her
translucent stage.
Fully Transparent...
- has also been
regularly used in
traditional cel animation. Due to its
translucency, it is used as a
guide in
drawing the
frames between key-frames. This...
- The
septum pellucidum (Latin for "
translucent wall") is a thin, triangular,
vertical double membrane separating the
anterior horns of the left and right...
-
permeability and elasticity;
considerable strength, hardness, whiteness,
translucency, and resonance; and a high
resistance to
corrosive chemicals and thermal...
-
Translucent concrete (also: light-transmitting concrete) is a
concrete based building material with light-transmissive
properties due to
embedded light...
- term used for X
Window System clients that
simulate the
appearance of
translucency or
transparency by mani****ting the same
pixmap that has been
drawn on...
