holographic

• adj. 全息的；全部手写的

holo-,整个的，整体的，-graph,写。用于指物理三维成像图片。

holographic (adj.)

early 18c., of writing, from holograph + -ic; physics sense is from 1964 (see holography).

1. They then exposed the holographic film, and processed it.

接着,他们就使全息胶片曝光, 然后进行冲洗处理.

来自百科语句

2. Multicolored reconstructions have been formed using ( black and white ) volume holographic plates.

利用黑白体积全息片已经做成了彩色重建象.

来自辞典例句

3. It is possible to modify and combine existing laser, holographic and computer technology for intraoral use.

改进和综合现有的激光 、 全息和计算机技术,以便用于口腔内是完全有可能的.

来自辞典例句

4. For example, in holographic imagery the speckle pattern corresponds to troublesome background noise.

例如, 在全息照相中,斑纹图样相当于讨厌的背景噪声.

来自辞典例句

5. For example, imagine you are looking down the holographic conjugate image of a bowling alley.

例如, 设想你正在观察一个九柱戏场地的一个全息共轭象.

来自辞典例句