Moiré Pattern
A Moire pattern is a large-scale interference pattern that can be produced when a partially opaque ruled pattern with transparent gaps is overlaid on another similar pattern. The patterns must not be completely identical, but rather displaced, rotated, or have slightly different pitch for the Moire interference pattern to appear. Moire patterns appear in many situations, such as in printing, television, digital photography, and micrometers. They can be created deliberately to amplify the effects of very small movements.
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Peit ia kane ka jingbuh nakam sha jngai. Kito ki dur ba phyrnai ba phi iohi ki khot ki Moire Patterns. Lada artylli na kum kine ki dur kiba ïa syrïem ki ialeh ban tap iwei ia iwei pat, ka jing don jong ka jingshai bad ka jingdum ha kane ka jingialeh ka pynmih ia u laiñ u ba ngi khot u Moire Pattern. Ha jingshisha ki khmat jong ngi ki pynmih ia kane ka dur bad ka jingbun kine ki jait laiñ ka pynlong kum kane ka jinglong. Ia ki Moire pattern la ju pyndonkam haba ngi kwah ban peit bniah ia kano kano ka jaka ba madan. Ka jingdon jong kine ki Moire pattern kan pyni ia ki jing bakla ha ka jingpyn madan ia kata ka jaka.
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