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mirage effect

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mirage effect [mə′räzh i‚fekt]
(communications)
Reception of radio waves at distances far beyond the normally expected range due to abnormal refraction caused by meteorological conditions such as abnormal vertical water-vapor and temperature gradients.


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Even in the absence of any water body in the garden, water garden bridges spell an excellent mirage effect on the onlookers and visitors.
Illuminated within by linear grazers below (installed by lighting designers George Sexton Associates), the wall produces a mirage effect of appearing and disappearing with the name 'Louis Vuitton' emerging from its midst like a giant shadow.
Looking back to the north and over the estuary,my vision blurred on the horizon as thermals arose from the desiccated flats of sand,giving the classic desert mirage effect.
 
 
 
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