Sentence examples for large lens from inspiring English sources

But the large lens and small grip on the right side might put off people with large hands.

Having a large lens, of course, does not turn you into a great wildlife photographer overnight, but it's a start.

The most extraordinary double superposition eyes occur in the tropical mysid shrimp genus Dioptromysis, which has a normal-looking eye that contains a single enormous facet embedded in the back, with an equally large lens cylinder behind the facet.

The Bad – Because that's what the Z980 – a point-and-shoot bolted onto a large lens.

You can imagine how difficult it is to manually focus such a large lens without a strap or monopod.

An equally large lens focusses images onto a retina packed with rods: more than 300,000 rods per square millimetre, similar to the retina of a cat.

Nummulite, any of the thousands of extinct species of relatively large, lens-shaped foraminifers (single-celled marine organisms) that were abundant during the Paleogene and Neogene periods (65.5 million to 2.6 million years ago).

Tschirnhaus invents large lenses capable of concentrating enough heat to melt Chinese porcelain.

Large lenses to keep debris away from your eyes and enhance your vision on hazy days.

Dr. Wudl suggested the plastic could be used for large lenses where tiny wires embedded inside could be heated to fix cracks.

Milosz's poetic project, like Whitman's, is to sing the man, the whole man, not the partial man of the modern avant-garde, which has "created out of the poet a creature with a head covered with mathematical lumps, with exceptionally large lenses for its eyes, and suffering from atrophy of the heart and liver".