ghost image

She could see only a maddening ghost image of herself, but everything seemed to be right.

Once the work was completed, the ghost image came off the painting and flew away.

He subsequently developed a system to solve the problem of ghost images on television.

The ghost images are annoying when the monitor is on, too, and can lead to vision problems.

He looked back at the amphitheater and the ghost image just visible in the stars.

When the effect is particularly bad, "ghost images" are seen, called ghosting.

The back of the card has a ghost image of the owner.

But it was like ghost images in that light."

What we're talking about is image software that makes a ghost image of your hard drive.

The ghost image turned and looked at him.

In some situations, the ghost images only become visible when the magazine is tilted toward a light source.

The higher the shutter speed, the less chance of picking up a ghost image during exposure.

She watched her ghost image in the window.

The ghost image turned slowly behind his closed eyes, pulsing with the slow rhythm of life.

The first demonstrations of ghost imaging were based on the quantum nature of light.

Isaac would try to negotiate by the ghost image that slowly ebbed from his eyes.

"Definitely not a ghost image, lord," she told him.

Ghost images danced before him, and the metal sides of the ship had a golden sheen.

Behind her, the ghost images suddenly focused on her, so that she became more iridescent.

Turning, she saw that the rock seemed to be fading away, turning into a ghost image.

The tabernacle became faintly visible as a ghost image.

So, ghost imaging systems appear to be distinctly quantum.

Ghost images she had seen as real.

The signal was strong and the program good, but ghost images were terrific and the results disappointing.

Instead, ghost imaging measures the correlation between two light beams, where only one actually probes the object.