wavefront

You'll turn us right into the path of the wavefront!

Points on opposite sides of the wavefronts and must be identified.

Each surface can be thought of as a wavefront.

In this figure, the first column shows the beam wavefront shape.

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For many purposes, such a wavefront can be considered planar.

As the wavefronts overlap each other, they can be added to produce the correct results.

Ever since he initiated this last link, those wavefronts have increased."

An almost planar wavefront travels down the line at the speed of sound.

Martin released the Wavefront series of loudspeaker systems in 1995.

Maybe the wavefront of that information was one lonely hani ship.

The wavefront of their arrival had not yet gotten to Meetpoint central.

If the incident wavefront is severely aberrated, very little light may get through.

Wavefront developed their first product, Preview, during the first year of business.

However, for the sake of simplicity, this figure shows a particular case or circular wavefronts.

The two wavefronts are then superimposed, creating a fringe pattern.

His head was turned to look, had he been a real being and not a composite pattern of optical wavefronts, straight out at them.

The wavefront of a sound wave is a two-dimensional "surface" traveling through space.

From there, measurements of gravitational wavefronts came out with a sphere."

When the rays come close together or even cross, however, the wavefront approximation breaks down.

A wavefront is a surface over which an optical disturbance has a constant phase.

But it would also require the Enterprise to position itself dangerously close to the field's wavefront."

It will still bob up and down as it hits the successive wavefronts.

"What is reality except a standing quantum wavefront collapsing through probability states?"

Of course their crews would have to be withdrawn to a safe area before they were inundated by another wavefront.