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interested andarastidé, andarastmand Fr.: intéressé Having an interest in something; having the attention engaged; being affected or involved. P.p. of → interest. |
interesting andarastân Fr.: intéressant Inspiring interest, holding the attention. Adj. from → interest. |
interface andardim Fr.: interface 1) General: A surface regarded as the common boundary of two bodies,
or two parts of a system, whether material or non-material. |
interfere andarzadan Fr.: interférer Physics: To cause → interference. Interfere, from M.Fr. entreferer "to strike each other," from entre, → inter-, + ferir "to strike," from L. ferire "to knock, strike." Andarzadan, from andar, → inter-, + zadan "to strike, beat," from Mid.Pers. zatan, žatan; O.Pers./Av. jan-, gan- "to strike, hit, smite, kill" (jantar- "smiter"); cf. Skt. han- "to strike, beat" (hantar- "smiter, killer"); Gk. theinein "to strike;" L. fendere "to strike, push;" Gmc. *gundjo "war, battle;" PIE *gwhen- "to strike, kill." |
interference andarzaneš Fr.: interférence The phenomenon occurring when two or more waves of the same → frequency having a constant → phase difference traverse simultaneously in the same region of a medium and cross each other. In the region of superposition, the the resulting wave intensity is different from the sum of intensities due to individual waves at that point. This phenomenon proved the validity of the wave theory of light. See also → constructive interference, → destructive interference, → interference fringe, → Young's experiment, → wave theory of light. Interference, from → interfere + -ence a noun suffix equivalent to -ance, corresponding to the suffix -ent in adjectives. Andarzaneš, verbal noun of andarzadan, → interfere. |
interference filter pâlâye-ye andarzaneši Fr.: filtre interférentiel A filter that uses the phenomenon of optical interferences between plane-parallel semi-transparent reflectors to transmit light selectively over a narrow wavelength band. → interference; → filter. |
interference fringe fariz-e andarzaneši Fr.: franges d'interférence One of the alternating bright or dark bands produced by optical interference. → interference; → fringe. |
interference order râye-ye andarzaneš Fr.: ordre d'interférence → interference; → order. |
interference pattern olgu-ye andarzaneš Fr.: figure d'interférence A wave pattern that results when two or more waves interfere with each other, generally showing → interference fringes. In acoustics, the interference pattern appear as the effect of → beats. → interference; → pattern. |
interferometer andarzanešsanj Fr.: interféromètre 1) Physics: A device that divides a beam of light into a number of
beams and re-unites them to produce → interference.
→ Fabry-Perot interferometer;
→ Michelson interferometer. Interferometer, from interfer, → interfer, + -o- a connective/euphonic infix + → -meter. Andarzanešsanj, from andarzaneš→ interference + -sanj, → -meter. |
interferometric andarzanešsanji, andarzanešsanjik Fr.: interférométrique Of or relating to → interferometry. → interferometer; → -ic. |
interferometric array ârast-e andarzanešsanji, ~ andarzanešsanjik Fr.: réseau interférométrique A system of several telescopes coupled together in a particular configuration to carry out → interferometry. → interferometric; → array. |
interferometric technique tašnik-e andarzanešsanji, ~ andarzanešsanjik Fr.: technique interférométrique An observational technique based on principles of → interferometry. → interferometric; → technique. |
interferometry andarzanešsanji Fr.: interférométrie 1) The technique and study of the → interference
phenomenon produced by → coherent
electromagnetic waves. Interferometry, from interfer, → interfer, + -o- a connective/euphonic infix + → -metry. |
intergalactic andarkahkešâni Fr.: intergalactique Of, existing, or occurring in the space between galaxies. → intergalactic absorption, → intergalactic cloud, → intergalactic matter , → intergalactic medium , → warm-hot intergalactic medium. |
intergalactic absorption daršam-e andarkahkešâni Fr.: absorption intergalactique → Absorption features in the spectra of bright sources like → quasars attributed to a tenuous matter filling the medium between galaxies. → intergalactic; → absorption. |
intergalactic cloud abr-e andarkahkešâni Fr.: nuage intergalactique → Intergalactic matter in the form of clouds. → intergalactic; → cloud. |
intergalactic matter mâdde-ye andarkahkešâni Fr.: matière intergalactique Very low density material found indirectly in the space between galaxies. → intergalactic absorption. → intergalactic; → matter. |
intergalactic medium madim-e andarkahkešâni Fr.: milieu intergalactique The matter or environment between the galaxies of a → cluster. → intergalactic; → medium. |
interim andarim Fr.: intérim 1a) An intervening time; interval; meantime. L. interim (adv.) "in the meantime, meanwhile," originally "in the midst of that," from → inter- "between" + im, an old accusative of "is, he, this, that." Andarim, from andar-, → inter-, + im variant em "this;" Mid.Pers. im "this;" from Old.Pers./Av. ima "this;" Skt. ima; cf. Lori (Laki) im "this side." The Mid.Pers. im occurs in Mod.Pers. as em- in emruz "today," emšab "tonight," and emsâl "this year." |
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