• adj. 全息的；全部手寫(xiě)的

holo-,整個(gè)的，整體的，-graph,寫(xiě)。用于指物理三維成像圖片。

holographic (adj.)

early 18c., of writing, from holograph + -ic; physics sense is from 1964 (see holography).

1. They then exposed the holographic film, and processed it.

接著,他們就使全息膠片曝光, 然后進(jìn)行沖洗處理.

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2. Multicolored reconstructions have been formed using ( black and white ) volume holographic plates.

利用黑白體積全息片已經(jīng)做成了彩色重建象.

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3. It is possible to modify and combine existing laser, holographic and computer technology for intraoral use.

改進(jìn)和綜合現(xiàn)有的激光 、 全息和計(jì)算機(jī)技術(shù),以便用于口腔內(nèi)是完全有可能的.

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4. For example, in holographic imagery the speckle pattern corresponds to troublesome background noise.

例如, 在全息照相中,斑紋圖樣相當(dāng)于討厭的背景噪聲.

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5. For example, imagine you are looking down the holographic conjugate image of a bowling alley.

例如, 設(shè)想你正在觀察一個(gè)九柱戲場(chǎng)地的一個(gè)全息共軛象.

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