holographic

IPA: hɑɫʌgrˈæfɪk

Examples of "holographic" in Sentences

The technology uses a process called holographic optics.
With frakkin 'holographic covers and ads in Smell-o-RAMA!
This is a simple way to understand what is sometimes called the holographic universe.
A television system applicable for viewing in holographic mode … Talk about getting sucked up in the movie!
Break a holographic image in half and you do not get half of the image, you get a smaller version of the whole.
The President speech on the Federal deficit marked a brilliant return to what might be called his "holographic" style.
In research published online Dec. 5 in the journal Lab on a Chip, Ozcan described an improvement in the LUCAS system which he calls holographic LUCAS.
ACCORDING TO THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR, David Grier, a scientist at New York University, has developed a laser technology called holographic video microscopy.
Scientists measuring gravitational waves emanating from the Planck scale detect signals - initially thought to be noise - repeating at different scales (e.g. like octaves) separated by several orders of magnitude (described as holographic, fractal, or scale-free dynamics).