Sentence examples for lens deformation from inspiring English sources

In this work, the simulation on lens deformation circumstances under the thermal environment is carried out using the finite-element analysis software ANSYS.

Nevertheless, it remains to be determined whether the zonule is capable of changing tension in response to contractility of the CM, thereby causing lens deformation.

For this reason, the refractive values in the OK group were evaluated with the lenses on, and to avoid possible lens deformation a final value was adjusted after the power changes of the anterior optical surface of the lens.

For more than a century there has been debate concerning the mechanism of accommodation whether the lens capsule or lens material itself determines the functional relationship between ciliary muscle contractility and lens deformation during refractive adaptation.

Secondly, we will limit ourselves to image artifacts that are caused by noise: we will not deal with other artifacts common in digital camera, such as chromatic abberations, lens deformations, lens flares etc. Multivariate extensions of our theory and dealing with such artifacts may be a topic of future research.

Usually, the lens distortion consists of radial symmetric distortion, decentering distortion, affinity distortion, and nonorthogonally deformations.

With regard to the controllable micro-lens design, deformations of the two flexible surfaces can be generated after pressurized index-matching fluid is injected into the pneumatic side-chambers.

In particular, measurement errors of the ultrasound velocity in the lens due to deformation for the length measurement, e.g. by the use of a manual calliper, could thus be avoided.

In this work, a representative sample of lenses has been used in order to test the way in which deformation depends on lens power and base.

To depict the inexplicability of things, the deformation of the lens through which the world comes to us, would seem to be at least part of Mr. Handke's purpose.

This result implies that the deformation of the lens is slower than the contraction of the ciliary muscle.