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refractorA layer of rock that is sufficiently thick, areally extensive, and has a distinctly higher velocity than the rocks immediately above it such that it can transmit a head wave, or a wave transmitted at [..]
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refractor1769, as a type of telescope, agent noun from refract.
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refractorA type of telescope that uses a transparent convex lens to gather light and bend it to a focal point.
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refractorA telescope, also known as a refracting telescope, that uses a transparent lens to gather light and bend it to a focus.
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refractorA type of telescope, also known as a refracting telescope, that uses a transparent convex lens to gather the light and bend it to a focal point.
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refractorA telescope that gathers light with a lens. The original design showed dramatic rainbows, or “false color,” around stars and planets. Most modern refractors are achromatic, meaning “free of false color,” but this design still shows thin violet fringes around the brightest objects. The finest refractors produced today are apochromatic, meaning “beyo [..]
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refractor - A device used to re-direct the luminous flux from a light source by the process of refraction.
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refractorA transparent material, such as a lens or a prism, that bends or refracts light
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refractorControlling light output by means of refraction (lens).
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refractorAn optic that achieves control of light by means of refraction (using lenses). S
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refractorTelescope using a glass lens to gather light.
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refractorA type of telescope that uses a transparent convex lens to gather light and bend it to a focal point.
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refractorA card that has chrome reflective devices. These cards often come with a thin removable protective layer. The card loses some value if this plastic layer is removed.
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