Examples of 'refracts' in a sentence
Meaning of "refracts"
refract (verb) - in physics, to alter the direction of a wave, such as light, sound, or heat, as it passes from one medium to another. Refraction occurs due to a change in the wave's speed
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- third-person singular simple present indicative form of refract
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The light refracts like in the water.
Through which that beam of life refracts.
It refracts the light in the correct direction.
We know that a dense medium refracts light.
The light refracts irregularly with movement.
How it shimmers and reflects and refracts.
So it refracts a different color at a different angle.
The objective in a refracting telescope refracts or bends light.
How the light refracts could reveal impurities.
A prism is a transparent optical object that refracts light.
And the light refracts in the right way.
The eye is an optical system that refracts light.
Music refracts darkness as light.
Leonardo was well aware of the way glass refracts light.
The result is so because it refracts light from one medium to another.
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Refracts straight through.
The cornea then properly refracts light so you can see naturally.
Owing to the tube being round it acts as a lens and refracts the light.
The prism refracts light into its different colors wavelengths.
The bottom section of the lens refracts light for close up vision.
The prism refracts the light twice but in doing so is dispersive.
They send a beam up through the stone and it refracts in specific ways.
A lens refracts light and creates an image that is either virtual or real.
In addition the atmosphere of Earth refracts light.
How a prism refracts light and the factors that affect the amount of refraction.
Because of this, the light refracts differently.
The water refracts the sunlight which is then spread out around the room.
When you are in there long enough, it refracts you.
Some have a microscopic structure that refracts the light and gives the wing a brilliant iridescent shimmer.
This is because the diamond's surface refracts light.
It usually refracts the highest frequencies in the HF range.
It's a type of mirage where the atmosphere refracts the sunlight.
Rob Mazurek refracts melody and groove through cosmic complexity.
Generally speaking, blue light refracts more that red.
A small mirror then refracts the view into the exhibition space of the Arsenale.
When light leaves one material and enters another it bends, or refracts.
Everything refracts the mystery of the Word made Flesh.
The mass absorbs all the social energy, but no longer refracts it.
That refracts the ray, splits the colours.
Because of its rough texture, this paper refracts and diffuses lights.
The light refracts and the refraction index and that 's it.
A coupler according to claim 2, wherein said optical surface is a diopter which refracts light.
The sunlight refracts on the ice crystals, making a brilliant display.
It is both a visual and thematic leitmotif, a palette that reflects and refracts intentions.
Nothing refracts light better than a piece of highly polished & buffed acrylic.
A sign does not simply exist as a part of reality - it reflects and refracts another reality.
The art of every epoch refracts a vision of the world, the vision.
The ink has been applied to the paper, which infrared light refracts differently.
How the light refracts could reveal impurities - nitrogen or sulfur trapped within the crystal.
The cytoplasm of these cells is impregnated with an eleidin protein, which refracts light well.
