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Also called ghosting, or "reflections." A shadowy or weak duplication of the original image. It can be the result of transmission conditions where secondary signals are created and then displayed earlier or later than the original signal. Ghosts can also be the result of burning an image on a screen or by a mirror.
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| ghost |
The visual appearance of a spirit or soul of a deceased being, human or animal. The disembodied soul or life-force.
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| ghost c. |
1. a keratinized denucleated cell with an unstained, shadowy center where the nucleus had been. Called also shadow c. 2. a degenerating or fragmented erythrocyte with no hemoglobin; cf. achromocyte. Called also erythroclast and shadow c..
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| ghost cell g. |
an open-angle glaucoma caused by erythroclasts obstructing aqueous outflow, occurring after vitreous hemorrhage caused by trauma or by retinal neovascularization or by cataract extraction.
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| ghost surgeon |
Any person, esp. one not designated by the patient or not licensed to practice surgery, who replaces the patient's chosen surgeon in performing an operation, without the patient's consent. Ghosts may include surgical residents or r
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| ghost | eellike Atlantic bottom fish with large almost vertical mouth |
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| ghost | like or being a phantom |
| ghost | strangeness by virtue of being mysterious and inspiring fear |
| ghost | like or being a phantom |
| ghost | write for someone else |
| ghost | a writer who gives the credit of authorship to someone else |