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refractive index

$[[Diamond]]s have a very high refractive index of 2.417.$
$A [[calcite]] crystal laid upon a paper with some letters showing [[double refraction]]$
$A gradient-index lens with a parabolic variation of refractive index (''n'') with radial distance (''x''). The lens focuses light in the same way as a conventional lens.$
$power]] of a [[magnifying glass]] is determined by the shape and refractive index of the lens.$
$The variation of refractive index with wavelength for various glasses. The shaded zone indicates the range of visible light.$
$In a prism, dispersion causes different colors to refract at different angles, splitting white light into a rainbow of colors.$
$The principle of many refractometers$
$alt=Illustration of the incidence and refraction angles$
$A handheld refractometer used to measure the sugar content of fruits$
$[[Refraction]] of light at the interface between two media of different refractive indices, with ''n''2 > ''n''1. Since the [[phase velocity]] is lower in the second medium (''v''2 < ''v''1), the angle of refraction ''θ''2 is less than the angle of incidence ''θ''1; that is, the ray in the higher-index medium is closer to the normal.$
$A [[split-ring resonator]] array arranged to produce a negative index of refraction for [[microwaves]]$
$In [[optical mineralogy]], [[thin section]]s are used to study rocks. The method is based on the distinct refractive indices of different [[mineral]]s.$
$Thomas Young]] coined the term ''index of refraction''.$
$Light of different colors has slightly different refractive indices in water and therefore shows up at different positions in the [[rainbow]].$

RATIO OF THE SPEED OF LIGHT IN VACUUM TO THAT IN THE MEDIUM

Index of refraction; Refractive indices; Complex index of refraction; Index of Refraction; Refraction index; Refracting index; Refractivity; Refractive Index; Negative index of refraction; Index Of Refraction; Absolute refractive index; Optical extinction coefficient; Complex refractive index; Group index

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refractivity

$[[Diamond]]s have a very high refractive index of 2.417.$
$A [[calcite]] crystal laid upon a paper with some letters showing [[double refraction]]$
$A gradient-index lens with a parabolic variation of refractive index (''n'') with radial distance (''x''). The lens focuses light in the same way as a conventional lens.$
$power]] of a [[magnifying glass]] is determined by the shape and refractive index of the lens.$
$The variation of refractive index with wavelength for various glasses. The shaded zone indicates the range of visible light.$
$In a prism, dispersion causes different colors to refract at different angles, splitting white light into a rainbow of colors.$
$The principle of many refractometers$
$alt=Illustration of the incidence and refraction angles$
$A handheld refractometer used to measure the sugar content of fruits$
$[[Refraction]] of light at the interface between two media of different refractive indices, with ''n''2 > ''n''1. Since the [[phase velocity]] is lower in the second medium (''v''2 < ''v''1), the angle of refraction ''θ''2 is less than the angle of incidence ''θ''1; that is, the ray in the higher-index medium is closer to the normal.$
$A [[split-ring resonator]] array arranged to produce a negative index of refraction for [[microwaves]]$
$In [[optical mineralogy]], [[thin section]]s are used to study rocks. The method is based on the distinct refractive indices of different [[mineral]]s.$
$Thomas Young]] coined the term ''index of refraction''.$
$Light of different colors has slightly different refractive indices in water and therefore shows up at different positions in the [[rainbow]].$

RATIO OF THE SPEED OF LIGHT IN VACUUM TO THAT IN THE MEDIUM

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Definición

-ior

¦ suffix forming adjectives of comparison: senior.

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IOR

The abbreviation IOR may refer to:

Importer of record, term in import and export
inclusive or - as opposed to XOR (exclusive OR)
Independent Order of Rechabites
Index of refraction
India Office Records
Indian Ocean Region
Indian Ocean Rim, e.g. as in Indian Ocean Rim Association
Inhibition of return, a phenomenon in visual perception
Interleaved or Random, a computer benchmark for I/O
International Offshore Rule, an early handicapping system for yacht racing
Interoperable Object Reference, a reference to a CORBA or RMI-IIOP object
Institute of Refrigeration, a UK scientific charity and membership organisation
Institute of Recruiters, a non-profit Institute for recruiters and HR professionals
Istituto per le Opere di Religione (Institute for Religious Works), the "Vatican Bank"
Interest on Reserves, a term used in macroeconomics having to do with reserves placed at the central bank
IORgroup Ltd (formerly Interiors of Richmond), a London-based commercial interior design company
I.O.R., optics company of Romania
IOR (formerly Inland Oil Refiners) is the company that owns and operates the Eromanga Refinery in outback Queensland, Australia
IOR, IATA airport code for Inishmore Aerodrome

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Ejemplos de pronunciación para -ior

1. And, now, holds a primary appointment in IOR at Berkeley

Cloud Robotics _ Ken Goldberg _ Talks at Google

Ejemplos de uso de -ior

1. This will make IOR one of the two dominant companies in the energy sector, alongside Paz, and will give IOR a piece of the retail–marketing profits pie.

2. Speaking on «India’s response to security challenges in IOR,» he said, «With the encirclement strategy, commerce through the IOR could be easily choked by way of disruptions of trade routes through sea.

3. IOR has already had to deal with significant lawsuits involving environmental pollution and these may hurt the company‘s bottom line starting in 2008.

4. This means that the privatization of IOR opens the way for the establishment of a large petrochemical company that could stabilize profit margins and optimize production processes such as in a scenario in which petrochemical companies contending for IOR gained a controlling stake in the company.

5. Among them is Archbishop Paul Marcinkus, 81, head of the IOR from 1'71 to 1'8', who now lives in Sun City, Arizona.