Definitions

1. Flare is a pop band with glam and happiness from Bergen, Norway.
2. Flare is about average for lenses in this class of camera.
3. Flare is due to light that hits the film at the wrong point or that was not supposed to reach the film in the first place.
4. The flare is a mirror ghost of the original object, with the image center as the point of symmetry.
5. Lens flare is a phenomena that occurs only when using optics with multiple lenses to capture images.

Research

1. Beginning in 1958, Lovell carried out much research on the characteristics of flare stars. (Web site)

Year

1. A few believe that inflation could flare up and force the Fed to begin boosting rates near the end of this year.

Diarrhea

1. People with this condition have tiny ulcers and small abscesses in their colon and rectum that flare up periodically and cause bloody stools and diarrhea. (Web site)

Causing

1. A defect that changes the nanotube index, and concomitantly the electrical properties, without causing the tube to flare or to close, forms a junction. (Web site)

Worse

1. It is also important to avoid those things that can cause psoriasis symptoms to flare up or make the condition worse. (Web site)

Planar

1. The design uses less elements than Planar, so when coating tech was primitive, the lens had much less flare due to less surfaces in design. (Web site)

Uv Ceti

1. However, the best-known flare star (UV Ceti) was discovered in 1948, and today flare stars are sometimes known as UV Ceti variables.

Acute Flare

1. In the author's opinion, protein restriction is infrequently valuable in patients with an acute flare of hepatic encephalopathy symptoms.

Slight Flare

1. Or another idea would be to have a sparkling tank dress with a slight flare at the hem. (Web site)

Unwanted Light

1. A collar or hood at the front of a lens that keeps unwanted light from striking the lens and causing image flare. (Web site)
2. Ghosting A flare of unwanted light around bright objects, or multiple faint images of bright objects, due to internal eyepiece reflections.

Flare Slightly

1. Sleeves of day dresses were narrow throughout the period, with a tendency to flare slightly at the wrist early on.

Little Flare

1. As a result, the lens obtains crisp images with little flare even at the maximum aperture. (Web site)

Diffractive Effects

1. The spider vanes supporting the secondary mirror often introduce diffractive effects that cause stars to appear to "flare" in four or six directions. (Web site)

Clockwise Edge Flare Line

1. The corn1" point is a point on the clockwise edge flare line that is perpendicular to the "xyCWIntStart" point. (Web site)

Flare Areas

1. Maximum inhibition in skin wheal and flare areas were greater than 80%.
2. Flare areas were assessed by scanning laser Doppler imaging before and at 30-s intervals for a period of 9 min. (Web site)

Severe Flare

1. Protein restriction may be appropriate in some patients immediately following a severe flare of symptoms (ie, episodic hepatic encephalopathy).
2. However, severe flare up, as was the case in patient No 2, with high levels of bilirubin at presentation, seem to be predictors of treatment failure.

Cyclic Flare

1. If rotor collective pitch control is provided, an autogyro can execute a collective flare; otherwise, landings are always made with a cyclic flare.

Large Solar Flare

1. Twisting magnetic fields beneath the surface of the sun erupt into a large solar flare, as shown above. (Web site)
2. No large solar flare occurred during the flight of Apollo 16.

Initial Flare

1. Studies show that between 15 and 50 percent of patients will develop symptoms again sometime after the initial flare has disappeared. (Web site)

Solar Atmosphere

1. A solar flare occurs when magnetic energy that has built up in the solar atmosphere is suddenly released. (Web site)
2. Type II emissions occur in loose association with major FLARE s and are indicative of a shock wave moving through the solar atmosphere. (Web site)

Wheal

1. A "wheal and flare" reaction is characterized by the eruption of a reddened, itching spot on the skin. (Web site)

Flare Ups

1. Though there is not a permanent cure for psoriasis, there is a natural cure that can be effective in treating the flare ups that occur.

Persistent

1. Psoriasis is a persistent, chronic disease that tends to flare periodically, and although it may go into remission, it usually remains active for years. (Web site)

Series

1. The series of events ensured that tempers will flare when Christy and Trish battle for the Women's Championship at WrestleMania. (Web site)
2. Huang was considered by fans of the series to be a strong but dull fighter, without the style or flare of characters like Zhou Tai and Zhang He.
3. The game is titled Golden Axe: Beast Rider [6] and features the return of Tyris Flare, the female amazon warrior from the first installments of the series.

Episode

1. The pain may flare up soon after a large meal, or six to 12 hours after an episode of heavy drinking.

Alcohol

1. Sometimes the ulcer may not be noticed for several weeks or months, only to flare up again under emotional strain or after taking alcohol.
2. Alcohol. Alcohol use can cause symptoms to flare up. (Web site)

Foods

1. If you discover certain foods are causing your symptoms to flare, it's a good idea to try eliminating those foods. (Web site)
2. For instance, if dairy products cause your symptoms to flare up, you can try eating less of those foods. (Web site)
3. This usually happens when there is a flare up of inflammation, or scar tissues have built up to the point where foods cannot pass through. (Web site)

Experienced

1. Both responded well to initial treatment with efalizumab (anti-CD11a), but then experienced a flare of their disease after missing a dose.

Experience

1. When patients begin tamoxifen or any other chemotherapy regimen, they may experience a "flare" reaction in which bone or tumor pain increases.

Patient

1. However, it is true that testosterone administered to a patient who already has cancer of the prostate can cause a flare up and aggravation of the disease. (Web site)
2. If the patient has a high level of IgE antibodies in the tissue, he or she will develop what is called a "wheal and flare" reaction in about 15-20 minutes. (Web site)
3. Protein restriction may play a role in the management of the patient with an acute flare of hepatic encephalopathy.

Shape

1. The specific spatial distribution of the flare depends on the shape of the aperture of the image formation elements.

Studies

1. Studies had shown that it was not yet possible to shield the crew against a solar flare. (Web site)

Look

1. The flare of a salwar make them look more bigger in size.

Whether

1. Chinese decorative knots add a bit of flare and beauty to any project, whether it is in jewelry, hanging ornaments or clothing.

Positive

1. With a positive reaction, a small, raised, reddened area with a surrounding flush (called a wheal and flare) will appear at the test site. (Web site)
2. A positive reaction has occurred if a small bump, called a skin wheal, is raised with surrounding redness (erythaema), called a flare. (Web site)

Moon

1. Not one Apollo astronaut ever contracted cancer - not even the Apollo 16 crew who were on their way to the Moon when a big flare started. (Web site)

Sunlight

1. Panasonic throws in a plastic lens hood to minimize lens flare and ghosting in sunlight or strong backlight. (Web site)
2. An Iridium flare is caused when sunlight reflects off one of the antennas of an Iridium communication satellites.

Trousers

1. Trousers with legs that flare at the bottom.

Jeans

1. Refers to trousers or jeans that are cut below the belly button and flare slightly from the knees to the ankles to accommodate any type of footwear. (Web site)
2. Each pair of jeans reflects the personality, style and flare of the artist and song through its design.

Show

1. As Duke's piano lessons faded into the past, Duke began to show a flare for the artistic.

Runway

1. Whether this helps or not I have no idea, but I have made the runway and flare for a tail-low, two-point landing. (Web site)

Associated

1. During this flare, NB-UVB was administered concomitantly with efalizumab, however a UVB-induced burn was associated with recurrence of her psoriasis.
2. A coronal mass ejection (CME) can occur without a flare, although they are often associated. (Web site)
3. Solar flare: A brilliant outbreak in the Sun's outer atmosphere, usually associated with active groups of sunspots. (Web site)

Edema

1. This reversible binding of astemizole to H 1 -receptors suppresses the formation of edema, flare, and pruritus resulting from histaminic activity. (Web site)

Brightness

1. Several peculiar variable stars in the nebula occasionally flare up, increasing in brightness to some 25 times their normal luminosity. (Web site)
2. A flare star is a variable star which can undergo unpredictable dramatic increases in brightness for a few minutes.

Aircraft

1. FLARE - A maneuver performed moments before landing in which the nose of an aircraft is pitched up to minimize the touchdown rate of speed. (Web site)

Airplane

1. FLARE The point during the landing approach in which the pilot gives an increased amount of up elevator to smooth the touchdown of the airplane.

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