Sentence examples for kinds of optical from inspiring English sources
The different kinds of optical switches based on the electromechanical, thermo-optic, and electro-optic effects for the applications to optical networks are presented.
I'm interested in why these kinds of optical sensations bother your perception in a way that almost seems psychological, the way they attack the mind.
They engaged Otto Schott, a chemist, who developed about 100 new kinds of optical glass and numerous types of heat-resistant glass (later called Jena glass) at a glassworks the three founded.
In another room off the labyrinth of corridors, Man F. Yan, the technical manager in the optical fiber research department, and Patrick Wisk, an engineer, are using a high-intensity flame on glass rods to create new kinds of optical fiber.
The release of the "multimedia" records of the protests, Donohue said, also could reveal "the kinds of optical technology NYPD uses, both in its undercover and general surveillance operations" and "any areas NYPD does not have under surveillance, thereby exposing gaps in coverage".
This unexpected effect could open the way to new kinds of optical filters, the researchers say.
The first scenes, of Chelsea in the company of a handsome, well-mannered customer, are presented as a kind of optical illusion.
Were he to continue, he explains, the bands themselves would disappear into a kind of optical white noise, and eventual visual silence.
Here again Barnack was lucky: one of his colleagues at Leitz was a genius with optics named Max Berek, who designed a 50mm lens (the first Elmar) that delivered the kind of optical performance Barnack's camera needed.
Hanging nearby in the first gallery, like a kind of optical detonation, is a second Jain piece, a large painting on cloth of scenes from the life of another hero, Parshvanatha.
These patterns serve as a kind of optical fingerprint, a unique reflection of the object's surface — and, in the case of certain organic matter, its subsurface — at a given moment.
