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refracted ray A ray that bends as it passes through a boundary between two different materials.
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refraction Test to determine an eye's refractive error and the best corrective lenses to be prescribed. Series of lenses in graded powers are presented to determine which provide sharpest, clearest vision.
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refraction Refraction is a change of direction of a ray of light. Light that is traveling in a straight line alters course - bends - when it strikes light-transmitting substances at any angle other than perpendicular.
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refractive index The refractive index is a number given to materials that indicates the speed at which light travels through it. Microscopes can be set up to visualise objects on the basis of variations of refractive index.
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refractory period The time immediately following orgasm during which a man cannot achieve an erection.
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