Sentence examples for a sort of optical from inspiring English sources
But now scientists are reporting an even more impressive feature: The gesso includes a sort of optical illusion to make it appealing to females.
He may have been attempting a painted equivalent to Schönberg (with whom he corresponded), and to the experience of being surrounded with colour and pattern and symbolism in Russian peasant art, but he often ended up with a sort of optical mush - especially when he went for condensed, kaleidoscopic, jewel-like effects.
The SCs are linked by lasers, forming a sort of optical transponder.
All you need to do is cannibalize a normal optical mouse, make sure it's got batteries and a "hull" and you run your thumb over the sensor, making for a sort of optical trackball.
And the Axiom certainly looks like the SUV of the future, with a wagonlike sleekness from the side that's a sort of optical illusion, since although the Axiom is about the height of most SUVs, it gets shorter windows and taller sheet metal, giving it car proportions.
Beneath all of these unique footprints, Imogen's own portrait exists as a sort of optical illusion.
A woman's work can be in full view, in a lab or in an office, and a sort of sociohistorical optical distortion field still blinks it out.
On the day the Monterey deal was announced, Cisco also said it was buying Cerent, a different sort of optical networking company, for about $6.9 billion.
Many researchers are excited by the prospect of using the technique as a kind of coherent optical storage device--a sort of quantum hologram.
Recent publications by David Hockney have suggested that artists after and during the Renaissance resorted to all sorts of optical equipment in order to improve the artificiality of their medium.
