Sentence examples for from the optics from inspiring English sources

"Trump obviously benefits from the optics of having a visibly Muslim Arab at his rally," said Dr HA Hellyer, senior non-resident Fellow at the Atlantic Council.

He leaned toward me, and the light from the optics shifted on his face a little, so he looked softer, less defined.

"We are investing in every component of the system – from the optics and beam control to the laser itself – to drive size, weight and power efficiencies.

The measured MTF includes the degradation from the optics, detector, and electronics.

Challenges arise for both calibration and phase measuring algorithms from the optics, as well as from the reduction in resolution introduced by the fiber bundles.

However, when a low-temperature object is imaged by infrared, the radiation emitted by the object and reaching the detector is overwhelmed by the radiation from the optics and its mount whose temperature is higher than that of the object.

Though Krzanich stressed in our conversations that the industry is "a year or two away from getting the optics tech needed for augmented reality," he hinted that Intel already has "all kinds of development" going on in the AR space currently.

The estimated system losses were ~4 dB arising from losses in the optics, mirror reflectivity and backcoupling.

However, one must carefully align the system to avoid optical interference fringes originating from the surfaces of the optics.

The optics constructed from combinations of optical fibres (positioned with microgrooves), waveguides, and microlenses enable analysis of scattered light and fluorescence from particles positioned near the centre of a microchannel using one dimensional sheath flow.

The new egg count chamber (II) has a bead, which prevents the faeces suspension from seeping out and protects the optics of microscope from adverse effect.