Sentence examples for making the lens from inspiring English sources

Adding or draining liquid changes the curvature, making the lens stronger or weaker.

So although a metamaterial lens, for instance, may manipulate light in interesting ways, it may transmit far less of it, making the lens less useful.

Many scientists think that the most important factors are the age-related changes that take place within the lens proteins, making the lens harder and less elastic with the years.

"The most difficult part of the project was making the lens breathable," Dr Tremblay told the BBC.

Then a dip in liquid resin fills in the tiny valleys and flaws, making the lens, if not optically perfect, at least functional.

I'd go so far as to say that Nikon specifically went after the Canon G11 by putting a 10.1 megapixel sensor in the camera, and then making the lens have a slightly wider zoom range (28-200mm, vs Canon's 2-140mm), by making the ISO range slightly higher (to 6400 over Canon's 3200).

The next major hurdle for the developers: making the lenses breathable enough for long-term wear.

The eyeglass machine was a great invention; unfortunately, the real constraint turns out to be testing eyes and writing accurate prescriptions rather than making the lenses.

According to the principles of optics, the bulging curvature should make the lens focus better and better with advancing years.

The water-based fluid is then less repelled by the walls of the tube, which makes the lens change shape.

You just say what that little piece of tape means, and it's our job to make the lens think that that's what it is.