Definition of birefringent in English:

birefringent

adjectiveˌbʌɪrɪˈfrɪn(d)ʒ(ə)ntˌbaɪrəˈfrɪndʒənt

Physics

Having two different refractive indices.
Example sentencesExamples
- The model appeared to require that a gas of hydrogenic atoms would be magnetically birefringent, because the electron would orbit in a plane perpendicular to the field direction.
- At the macroscopic scale, samples held in test-tubes spontaneously demix under the influence of gravity into a top isotropic phase and a bottom birefringent nematic phase.
- In traditional polarization microscopy and orientational spectroscopy, several techniques have been used to determine birefringent and dichroic properties.
- When polarization is a concern, linear and birefringent polarizers can be used to remove, reflect, or refract one of the polarization components.
- A birefringent interference polarizer which may be fabricated from readily available materials using established coextrusion techniques is provided.

Derivatives

birefringence

noun bʌɪrɪˈfrɪndʒ(ə)nsˌbaɪrəˈfrɪndʒ(ə)ns

Physics

Polarization images probe linear birefringence and can only achieve contrast by having orthogonal polarizers for excitation and collection.
Example sentencesExamples
- The use of polarized illumination makes birefringence a factor in optical performance.
- The chitinized walls that lined many of the spray flow structures exhibited birefringence in polarized light microscopy.
- They demonstrated diagnostic negative birefringence under the polarizing microscope.
- Such flexibility has been observed by electrical birefringence, electron paramagnetic resonance, fluorescence resonance energy transfer, phosphorescence, and electron microscopy.

Definition of birefringent in US English:

birefringent

adjectiveˌbīrəˈfrinjəntˌbaɪrəˈfrɪndʒənt

Physics

Having two different refractive indices.
Example sentencesExamples
- When polarization is a concern, linear and birefringent polarizers can be used to remove, reflect, or refract one of the polarization components.
- At the macroscopic scale, samples held in test-tubes spontaneously demix under the influence of gravity into a top isotropic phase and a bottom birefringent nematic phase.
- The model appeared to require that a gas of hydrogenic atoms would be magnetically birefringent, because the electron would orbit in a plane perpendicular to the field direction.
- A birefringent interference polarizer which may be fabricated from readily available materials using established coextrusion techniques is provided.
- In traditional polarization microscopy and orientational spectroscopy, several techniques have been used to determine birefringent and dichroic properties.

单词	birefringent
释义	Definition of birefringent in English: birefringent adjectiveˌbʌɪrɪˈfrɪn(d)ʒ(ə)ntˌbaɪrəˈfrɪndʒənt Physics Having two different refractive indices. Example sentencesExamples The model appeared to require that a gas of hydrogenic atoms would be magnetically birefringent, because the electron would orbit in a plane perpendicular to the field direction. At the macroscopic scale, samples held in test-tubes spontaneously demix under the influence of gravity into a top isotropic phase and a bottom birefringent nematic phase. In traditional polarization microscopy and orientational spectroscopy, several techniques have been used to determine birefringent and dichroic properties. When polarization is a concern, linear and birefringent polarizers can be used to remove, reflect, or refract one of the polarization components. A birefringent interference polarizer which may be fabricated from readily available materials using established coextrusion techniques is provided. Derivatives birefringence noun bʌɪrɪˈfrɪndʒ(ə)nsˌbaɪrəˈfrɪndʒ(ə)ns Physics Polarization images probe linear birefringence and can only achieve contrast by having orthogonal polarizers for excitation and collection. Example sentencesExamples The use of polarized illumination makes birefringence a factor in optical performance. The chitinized walls that lined many of the spray flow structures exhibited birefringence in polarized light microscopy. They demonstrated diagnostic negative birefringence under the polarizing microscope. Such flexibility has been observed by electrical birefringence, electron paramagnetic resonance, fluorescence resonance energy transfer, phosphorescence, and electron microscopy. Definition of birefringent in US English: birefringent adjectiveˌbīrəˈfrinjəntˌbaɪrəˈfrɪndʒənt Physics Having two different refractive indices. Example sentencesExamples When polarization is a concern, linear and birefringent polarizers can be used to remove, reflect, or refract one of the polarization components. At the macroscopic scale, samples held in test-tubes spontaneously demix under the influence of gravity into a top isotropic phase and a bottom birefringent nematic phase. The model appeared to require that a gas of hydrogenic atoms would be magnetically birefringent, because the electron would orbit in a plane perpendicular to the field direction. A birefringent interference polarizer which may be fabricated from readily available materials using established coextrusion techniques is provided. In traditional polarization microscopy and orientational spectroscopy, several techniques have been used to determine birefringent and dichroic properties.
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