Sentences with phrase «as holography»

Simulations in the 21st century make use of the more recent useful technologies such as augmented technology, as well as holography.

3 - D Home TV Foreseen — The pace of new developments in the recently revived method of photography known as holography is so fast that three - dimensional television sets portraying life - size scenes could be a reality before 1984, as was predicted in George Orwell's novel....

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«It looks like important physical objects, such as curved space - times... emerge naturally from entanglement in tensor network states via holography,» writes physicist Román Orús of Johannes Gutenberg University in Germany.

As an expert in electron holography, he works with his Jülich team on further improving the resolution of this technique and in providing German and international scientists the necessary infrastructure to perform this type of study.

Will quantum holography find applications beyond the lab to a similar extent as classical holography, which is routinely used in security (holograms are difficult to counterfeit), entertainment, transport (in scanners measuring the dimensions of cargo), microscopic imaging and optical data storing and processing technologies?

As unnecessary as this extra cardboard may be, it adds an eye - catching touch of green - based holography to the front and back coverAs unnecessary as this extra cardboard may be, it adds an eye - catching touch of green - based holography to the front and back coveras this extra cardboard may be, it adds an eye - catching touch of green - based holography to the front and back covers.

Artists were drawn to holography, hailed as a medium of the future that turned space inside out, for its spatial, volumetric, and sequential qualities, and to the creative possibilities it offered in contrast to photography, film, and early video.

Ninio uses holography as an optical device to directly engage the viewer with the artwork and the site itself.

Gordon is interested in the foundations and future of spatial imaging, contextualising holography as an expressive medium that can contribute to the criticality of art in architecture.