Examples from literature

• It is therefore certain that this is a phenomenon of the diffraction of light simply produced by the vesicles of the mist. 
• Orange, red, green, blue—all the hues produced by diffraction—were exhibited in the utmost splendor. 
• Spectra are, however, formed by diffraction, wherein the distribution of both heat and light is different from that produced by the prism. 
• Their slight amplitude, however, is the cause of there here being neither refraction nor diffraction phenomena, save in very special conditions. 
• These are known to be the strongest color bands in the diffraction spectrum, which accounts for their being generally observed.