Refracted by the atmosphere
to curve slightly downwards.
Refracting telescope
in the united kingdom?
Refract at different angles
causing blurred images.
Refracted through the prism
of bourgeois liberalism and is thus timid in its methods and aims.
Refraction all materials
refract light
( alter its angle ).
In a warm haze the sultry light is absorbed,
not refracted, by gray stone.
Refracted when
they move from hot air into colder air.
Refracted rays.
Refracted through the lens
of infectious disease ' .
Refracted more strongly
than blue giving the halo its red inner edge.
Refracting the sunlight.
Refracted through a bigger angle
( it gets bent more ) than the red light.
As waves approach the coast they are
also refracted.
Refracting the light waves
above the hot tarmac.
Minerals creating these colors are said to be anisotropic - the light traveling through the medium is
doubly refracted.
Refract the light
to give the halo effect.
Refract upwards
into jupiter's stratosphere where they might be imaged by infrared detectors on earth.
Refracting lenses
would always suffer chromatic aberration.
The game helps new york the
neither refracted
nor polarized.
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