Sentence examples for master of optics from inspiring English sources

Ms Zimmerman is a master of optics.

Mr. Zuckerberg is nothing if not a master of optics.

Maybe it's a matter of optics.

Among the most important dissenters to Newton's paper was Robert Hooke, one of the leaders of the Royal Society who considered himself the master in optics and hence he wrote a condescending critique of the unknown parvenu.

His mother had a master's degree in mathematics; one uncle was a professor of optics at the University of Sydney; another was an expert in theoretical physics and relativity.

Between 1247 and 1267, Bacon mastered most of the Greek and Arabic texts on the science of optics.

After he received his master's degree, many told him to stay with electrical engineering and go into semiconductors or superconductors instead of optics, since switching fields could mean starting all over again.

"It's really a question of optics.

So in some respects, this is a question of optics.

There are two major branches of optics, physical and geometrical.

In case anyone forgot the importance of optics in a trial, just look at the cage.