dichroic

A series of styling cues set the electric model apart from its petrol and diesel counterparts, including a sparkling dichroic Lion emblem, with reflections alternating between green and blue depending on the viewing angle.

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The artist often uses a material called dichroic (meaning "two color") glass, which was developed by NASA in the 1950s.

The new Peugeot e-208 displays immediately recognisable external markers: a grille in the same colour as the bodywork; dichroic lions (a process that changes the colour depending on the viewing angle); an "e-208" monogram on the back and the letter "e" on the rear fenders.

In one of the three galleries, for example, Plasma Stone I and II, both 2017-18, were set together: The former is a gracefully torquing six-foot-high wedge of layered acrylic coated with a dichroic film designed to accentuate particular wavelengths of light; the latter work comprises a pair of smaller, similarly kaleidoscopic shapes that lean into each other in a posture of affectionate acknowledgment.

A proposal for a five-story clinic building at Oregon Health & Science University got an enthusiastic thumbs-up from the Portland Design Commission on Thursday.<br />Commissioners voted unanimously to approve plans for the $30 million, 65,000-square-foot Elks Children's Eye Clinic, including an eco-roof, a sensory garden, dichroic glass and other innovative features designed to make the facility user-friendly for the visually impaired.

Such a combination can be achieved by placing a dichroic beam splitter in the path of the OCT beam in the sample arm.

John first learned of the Dichroic process in 2012.

Dichroic panels and glass give the outpatient tower a more transparent jewel-like quality.

You enter another room where LED lamps illuminate fragments of dichroic glass, producing reflected constellations of coloured stars across walls and ceiling.