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refraction The change of direction of a sound beam when passing obliquely from one medium into another, where its wave velocity is different. Refraction is a type of ray bending that will affect acoustic returns for proper sonar imaging. This occurs when sonar pulses encounter thermal and haline discontinuities. In a normal summer thermocline environment, a side scan beam can be refracted sharply to the seafloor severely limiting range. (See Ray Bending).
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refraction Process by which the direction of sound propagation is changed as a result of a spatial variation in the speed of sound in the medium.
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refraction of eye The refraction brought about by the refractive media of the eye (cornea, aqueous humor, crystalline lens, vitreous body). SYN: ocular refraction .
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refraction p. the point at which a ray of light is refracted.
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refractionist one skilled in determining the refracting power of the eyes and correcting refractive defects.
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