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wavefront 
A virtual surface emanating from an object or an optical system, perpendicular throughout to a bundle of rays. See wavefront aberration.
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s 1,000 wireless and new media development companies, have announced the winners of the Sierra Wireless - Wavefront Developer Program.
SIERRA WIRELESS/WAVEFRONT ANNOUNCE DEVELOPER WINNERS by Computer Protocols
Introducing the Wavefront Technology Wavefront is a technology aiming at providing a good measure of refraction at various spots belonging to our eyes as a light source is traversing it.
Lasik Surgery Information - A Full Review of the Lasik?s Brand New ... by Mike Ashley / Health care industry community
Lasik using Wavefront technology allows the laser to be customized using three-dimensional measurements taken of each individual patient''s eye processing capabilities to guide the laser in reshaping the cornea, or the front of the eye.
Enjoy 20/20 Vision with Lasik Wavefront by Chonticha Marijne / Business community
 
 
 
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