transmissive Antonyms
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Meaning of transmissive
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transmissive (a.)
Capable of being transmitted; derived, or handed down, from one to another.
transmissive Sentence Examples
- The transmissive glass allowed ample sunlight to penetrate the room.
- Scientists engineered a new material with highly transmissive properties for optical applications.
- The transmissive film on the window reduced glare without diminishing natural light.
- The transmissive coating on the lens enhanced its ability to gather light from the environment.
- Engineers designed a transmissive waveguide to efficiently convey optical signals over long distances.
- The transmissive sensor accurately measured the intensity of light passing through it.
- Researchers developed a transmissive metamaterial that could manipulate electromagnetic waves in unprecedented ways.
- The transmissive dye used in solar cells improved their efficiency by allowing more sunlight to be absorbed.
- The transmissive display allowed for clear viewing in both indoor and outdoor environments.
- The transmissive helmet visor provided a wide field of view while protecting the user from harmful radiation.
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Capable of being transmitted; derived, or handed down, from one to another.
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The transmissive glass allowed ample sunlight to penetrate the room.
Scientists engineered a new material with highly transmissive properties for optical applications.
The transmissive film on the window reduced glare without diminishing natural light.
The transmissive coating on the lens enhanced its ability to gather light from the environment.
