| When polarization is a concern, linear and birefringent polarizers can be used to remove, reflect, or refract one of the polarization components. |
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| Histologic studies have shown polymetric birefringent particles surrounded by mononuclear phagocytes and multinucleated foreign body giant cells. |
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| These aggregates scatter light, however, due to their amorphous nature, and would not be spherulitic or birefringent. |
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| It allows visualizing the optical axes of a birefringent and transparent mineral. |
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| A lens comprising at least two concentric, annular zones of alternating refractive power and a birefringent material. |
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| All stones appear birefringent, this is due to small irregularities in the polish and dust particles. |
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| 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. |
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| In traditional polarization microscopy and orientational spectroscopy, several techniques have been used to determine birefringent and dichroic properties. |
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| A birefringent interference polarizer which may be fabricated from readily available materials using established coextrusion techniques is provided. |
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| The result is a transparent birefringent crystal, known as a Nicol prism, which effective separates polarized light at the interface between the two crystal halves. |
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| The Nicol prism has two birefringent prisms and, attached together by a transparent adhesive substance such as Canada Balsam cement, which forms the polarizing interface. |
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| On histologic examination, there was an infiltration of histiocytes and multinucleated giant cells containing birefringent polymeric particles. |
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| Calcium oxalate crystals in urine are pleomorphic, variegated, and birefringent when viewed through polarized light. |
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| When this linearly polarized light passes through the object under examination, it may be unaffected or, if the object is birefringent, it may be split into two beams with different polarizations. |
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| Monocytes and neutrophils may ingest birefringent depolarizing malaria pigment that can be detected by the instrument. |
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| Many of the smaller particulates as well as larger structures were birefringent in polarized light. |
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| Furthermore, the presence of thin ribbons makes polystyrene strongly birefringent, a property that moves light in specific directions. |
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| Birefringent crystal modeling is included for microlithographic and optical telecommunication devices. |
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