| achromaturia |
the excretion of colorless urine, such as from hyperhydration.
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| achromat |
A lens which is corrected for operation at different wavelengths of light, and is hence achromatic. This is usually achieved by using more than 1 optical element.
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| achromatic |
Light without color. The quantity of light is the only attribute associated with achromatic light. In physical terms this is the intensity or luminance or in the psychological sense it is the perceived intensity in which case the term brightness is used. In the YIQ or YUV representations, this is the Y component. In the HSV representations, it is the V (value) component. In the HSL representations, it is the L (lightness or intensity) component.
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| achromatic lens |
A refractor lens, made of two or sometimes three separate lenses, which has the effect of bringing most of the viewed colours to a sharp focus, thus reducing chromatic aberration.
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| achromatic lens |
An optical lens designed and coated to correct for the tendency of light to separate into colors when passing through glass, called chromatic aberration.
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