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What is a non-impact printer that creates character and images with dots by using a drum ans toner called?
A laser printer.
What is coast-to-coast surfing?
One of the most exciting aspects of web is that information in non-linear experimental fashion... Unlike reading a book by flipping to the next page in sequential order you can jump from topic to topic via hyperlinks. This non-linear approach to information gathering or browsing is called coast to coast surfing.
What is a nonphysical connection between sender and receiver that allows an exchange of commands and responses called?
The common term for a non-physical exchange of commands and responses, or other information, between a sender and a receiver is called "telepathy." The concept of telepathy is still considered controversial and unproven in many qurters.
Is the Bradford dye method of protein assay considered destructive or non destructive?
non-destructive
What are Three non ICT sources?
the 3 non i.c.t sources are Magazines Newspapers Encyclopedia
What is meant by non-localized fringe?
Waves traveling through space interfere and produce visible fringes if the conditions are right. In particular, the waves must have some degree of spatial and temporal coherence over a region of space. Fringe localization defines the region of space where interference occurs and fringes with reasonably good contrast are observed. The location of this region relative to the components of the interferometer depends on properties of the source and geometry of the interferometer. In this section, basic properties of fringe localization are illustrated for various types of sources and interferometers. one can divide the different degree of localization in the following way: 1) Localized everywhere: The fringes have high visibility everywhere in the observation space. (Also called non-localized or unlocalized.) 2) Localized: The fringes have high visibility over some surface in the observation space. The fringe localization surface can be curved. 3) Localized at infinity: A lens is used to transform the angular distribution of fringes into a spatial distribution of fringes on an observation plane with high visibility. The observation plane is usually at the back focus of the lens. Otherwise, fringe visibility is too low for observation. (Also called Haidinger's fringes or fringes of equal inclination.) 4) Fringes of equal thickness: Localized fringes, where fringes correspond to contours of constant thickness between two surfaces.
What is meant by localized fringe?
Waves traveling through space interfere and produce visible fringes if the conditions are right. In particular, the waves must have some degree of spatial and temporal coherence over a region of space. Fringe localization defines the region of space where interference occurs and fringes with reasonably good contrast are observed. The location of this region relative to the components of the interferometer depends on properties of the source and geometry of the interferometer. In this section, basic properties of fringe localization are illustrated for various types of sources and interferometers. one can divide the different degree of localization in the following way: 1) Localized everywhere: The fringes have high visibility everywhere in the observation space. (Also called non-localized or unlocalized.) 2) Localized: The fringes have high visibility over some surface in the observation space. The fringe localization surface can be curved. 3) Localized at infinity: A lens is used to transform the angular distribution of fringes into a spatial distribution of fringes on an observation plane with high visibility. The observation plane is usually at the back focus of the lens. Otherwise, fringe visibility is too low for observation. (Also called Haidinger's fringes or fringes of equal inclination.) 4) Fringes of equal thickness: Localized fringes, where fringes correspond to contours of constant thickness between two surfaces.
What is Dylan sprouse hairstyle called?
Fringes
What are the fringes on the jewish prayer shawl called?
Tzitzit.
What is Kyuhyun's hairstyle called?
they're just fringes. :]
Is a localized collection of pus called an abscess?
Yes, an abscess is a localized collection of pus.
What is a painful localized muscle spasm called?
its called musclepian
What does the word non-endemic mean?
Non-Endemic: "not present within a localized area or peculiar to persons in such an area".
Short projections used for oarlike locomotion are called?
CILIA
What was it called that hanged from the end of a Hebrew garment?
they are fringes, called tsitsit (ציצית) in Hebrew.
What does fringes mean?
fringes are bangs (worn as a hairstyle)
A localized concentration of melanin is called what?
a freckle or a mole.
