hologram

• n. [激光] 全息图；全息摄影，全息照相

holo-,整个的，整体的，-gram,写。用于指一种三维成像技术。

hologram (n.)

1949, coined by Hungarian-born British scientist Dennis Gabor (Gábor Dénes), 1971 Nobel prize winner in physics for his work in holography; from Greek holos "whole" (in sense of three-dimensional; see safe (adj.)) + -gram.

1. He added that the missing hologram should have been detected by electronic surveillance.

他还说,电子监视设备本应该发现漏印了全息防伪标志.

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2. The hologram can be flipped to show the inverse image.

全息图可以通过反转显现出逆像。

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3. The resulting pattern was something he called a hologram after the Greek word holos meaning whole.

所得到的图样他称之为全息图,这个字来自希腊字holos意思 是“全部”.

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4. For example: caihong holographic radiotheraphy retarder � � s, multi - color, true color hologram computer - generated hologram.

例如: 彩虹全息 、 三维众色、消色不对 、 假不黑白全息图、筹算机制全息图等.

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5. The worse the photopolymer shranks, the worse is the hologram reconstructed.

理论分析表明,材料收缩越严重,全息图再现质量越差.

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