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fresnel

/fruh-nel, French frey-nel/US // frəˈnɛl, French freɪˈnɛl //UK // (ˈfreɪnɛl, French frɛnɛl) //

菲涅尔,菲涅耳,费涅尔,漏斗

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a unit of frequency, equal to 1012 cycles per second.

Examples

  • Fresnel therefore adopted the ingenious device proposed by Condorcet, that of constructing a lens of a number of distinct pieces.

  • But for lenses the burner has seventeen films of flame, and is said to possess six times the power of the Fresnel lamp.

  • At the close of the congress the foreign secretaries placed a crown on the tomb of Fresnel.

  • Now, Fresnel's theory always permits of this, to-day as well as before Maxwell.

  • No theory seemed more solid than that of Fresnel which attributed light to motions of the ether.