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Traditional English :: hologram
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holographic.html - n. Physics 1 a three-dimensional image formed by the interference of light beams from a coherent light source. 2 a photograph of the interference pattern, which when suitably illuminated produces a three-dimensional image. |
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Traditional English :: holograph
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holographic.html - adj. & n. --adj. wholly written by hand by the person named as the author. --n. a holograph document. [F holographe or LL holographus f. Gk holographos (as HOLO-, -GRAPH)] |
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Traditional English :: holography
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holographic.html - n. Physics the study or production of holograms. holographic adj. holographically adv. |
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Traditional English :: hologram
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holographic.html - n. Physics 1 a three-dimensional image formed by the interference of light beams from a coherent light source. 2 a photograph of the interference pattern, which when suitably illuminated produces a three-dimensional image. |
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Traditional English :: holograph
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holographic.html - adj. & n. --adj. wholly written by hand by the person named as the author. --n. a holograph document. [F holographe or LL holographus f. Gk holographos (as HOLO-, -GRAPH)] |
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Traditional English :: holography
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holographic.html - n. Physics the study or production of holograms. holographic adj. holographically adv. |
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