hologram
hologram
Definition
holo·gram (häl′ə gram′, hō′lə-)
noun
a photographic plate containing the record of the interference pattern produced by means of holography
hologram
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- produce: These can be measured by holographic methods, similar to the process used to produce optical holograms.
- include: The certificate has a number of security features to prevent forgery, including a hologram featuring the AQA logo embossed onto the paper.
- make: To make a hologram, the object to be photographed is first bathed in the light of a laser beam.
- use: Many artists use holograms or merely light itself as an element of a construction, installation or environment.
- have: Will have a film company hologram on the inner sleeve.
- dive: A standard sized Visa dove design hologram is never present on the back of a card.
Preposition: on
- card: In 2005 the scheme was further protected as it gained Trademark registration, making unauthorized use of the hologram on cards a criminal offense.
Adjective modifier
- 3d: Visa holographic magnetic stripe Visa holographic magnetic stripe with doves in flight replaces the square 3D hologram on the front of the card.
- unique: With a PASS accredited card they will instantly know it is genuine when they see the unique PASS hologram.
- light: As a hard light hologram he is very difficult to damage, tho he can still be killed.
Modifies a noun
- sticker: The hologram identity sticker should be fixed securely to the bike.
- technology: By Series III, a change had occurred in Rimmer's hologram technology.
- logo: Card companies which pass the audit would have the Pass hologram logo on their card.
- security: Hologram security labels can also be affixed to a clean grease free surface on your mobile.
- image: What's even more fascinating is that when they did this hologram image of these men, only 40 % could identify with themselves.
- version: Worse, he is tricked by Rimmer into installing a second hologram version of Old Arnie.
Noun used with modifier
- foil: The front of the note carries a foil hologram which switches from an image of Britannia to the figure 20.
- sensor: Smart is also now implementing installation of a sensor hologram manufacturing plant.
- security: Security hologram A security hologram cannot be photocopied or reproduced accurately.
- pass: The cards carry standard information with a prominent PASS hologram.
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