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moiré effect
moiré effectn.1. The effect of superimposing a repetitive design, such as a grid, on the same or a different design in order to produce a pattern distinct from its components.2. The perceived distortion or flickering of printed or displayed high-contrast images caused by a loss of resolution or by inadequate sampling.moiré effect
moiré effect[mȯ′rā i‚fekt] (optics) The effect whereby, when one family of curves is superposed on another family of curves so that the curves cross at angles of less than about 45°, a new family of curves appears which pass through intersections of the original curves. |