Definition of metamaterial in English:

metamaterial

noun ˈmɛtəməˌtɪərɪəlˈmedəməˌtirēəl

Physics

A synthetic composite material with a structure such that it exhibits properties not usually found in natural materials, especially a negative refractive index.
the team began making these metamaterials and demonstrated several that scattered electromagnetic waves unlike any known materials
Example sentencesExamples
- So far researchers have only developed metamaterials that divert radar and microwaves - rather than light waves, which are the key to invisibility.
- The team used two different wedge samples so that waves would be incident on the metamaterial at two different angles.
- Left-handed materials - such as this "metamaterial" for microwaves - are reported to bend light in the opposite direction from normal materials, a property that might lead to a "perfect" lens.
- But the negative-index metamaterials that have been demonstrated are far more dispersive than typical materials.
- Such a small index does not mean the speed of light exceeds that of a vacuum: this rule of thumb breaks down in metamaterials.

Definition of metamaterial in US English:

metamaterial

nounˈmedəməˌtirēəl

Physics

A synthetic composite material with a structure such that it exhibits properties not usually found in natural materials, especially a negative refractive index.
the team began making these metamaterials and demonstrated several that scattered electromagnetic waves unlike any known materials
Example sentencesExamples
- The team used two different wedge samples so that waves would be incident on the metamaterial at two different angles.
- Such a small index does not mean the speed of light exceeds that of a vacuum: this rule of thumb breaks down in metamaterials.
- But the negative-index metamaterials that have been demonstrated are far more dispersive than typical materials.
- So far researchers have only developed metamaterials that divert radar and microwaves - rather than light waves, which are the key to invisibility.
- Left-handed materials - such as this "metamaterial" for microwaves - are reported to bend light in the opposite direction from normal materials, a property that might lead to a "perfect" lens.

单词	metamaterial
释义	Definition of metamaterial in English: metamaterial noun ˈmɛtəməˌtɪərɪəlˈmedəməˌtirēəl Physics A synthetic composite material with a structure such that it exhibits properties not usually found in natural materials, especially a negative refractive index. the team began making these metamaterials and demonstrated several that scattered electromagnetic waves unlike any known materials Example sentencesExamples So far researchers have only developed metamaterials that divert radar and microwaves - rather than light waves, which are the key to invisibility. The team used two different wedge samples so that waves would be incident on the metamaterial at two different angles. Left-handed materials - such as this "metamaterial" for microwaves - are reported to bend light in the opposite direction from normal materials, a property that might lead to a "perfect" lens. But the negative-index metamaterials that have been demonstrated are far more dispersive than typical materials. Such a small index does not mean the speed of light exceeds that of a vacuum: this rule of thumb breaks down in metamaterials. Definition of metamaterial in US English: metamaterial nounˈmedəməˌtirēəl Physics A synthetic composite material with a structure such that it exhibits properties not usually found in natural materials, especially a negative refractive index. the team began making these metamaterials and demonstrated several that scattered electromagnetic waves unlike any known materials Example sentencesExamples The team used two different wedge samples so that waves would be incident on the metamaterial at two different angles. Such a small index does not mean the speed of light exceeds that of a vacuum: this rule of thumb breaks down in metamaterials. But the negative-index metamaterials that have been demonstrated are far more dispersive than typical materials. So far researchers have only developed metamaterials that divert radar and microwaves - rather than light waves, which are the key to invisibility. Left-handed materials - such as this "metamaterial" for microwaves - are reported to bend light in the opposite direction from normal materials, a property that might lead to a "perfect" lens.
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