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geometric shadow

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geometric shadow [¦jē·ə¦me·trik ′shad·ō]
(physics)
That region which a given type of radiation would not reach, because of the presence of an object, if the effects of diffraction and interference could be neglected.


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Here at this moment, morning is most itself, Before the geometric shadows, more Substantial almost than what casts them, pale Into whatever later light will be.
Screens of slatted walnut cast stark geometric shadows through the tall, luminous spaces, and water scintillates against stark planes of concrete and glass.
 
 
 
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