Sentence examples for optical defects from inspiring English sources

Optical defects induced by heavy ions are related to elastic collisions which occur at the nuclear energy loss region.

Although well suited for uncovering optical defects, visual acuity tests may fail to detect dysfunction of the neural substrate.

The lack of such a system means that the Hubble's optical defects will have to be corrected by some future manned space mission capable of installing a new corrective lens.

The main principle of photographic equipment design and manufacture is to produce lenses that minimize optical defects while at the same time gaining the highest possible resolution of detail and image brightness.

Apart from sprucing up the video signal more effectively to reduce the electrical noise and optical defects, upscaling is no longer limited by the native resolution of the HDTV set itself.A year or so ago, the best you could buy was a 720p set, with the screen's 1,280 columns and 720 rows of pixels being refreshed progressively (that is, all at once at every cycle).

The comparison of the transmittance data obtained after irradiation with different ion species in combination with the use of energy degraders of different thicknesses allowed to demonstrate that the optical defects created by swift heavy ions are essentially produced by elastic collisions and occur mainly at the end of the ion range region.

The resulting optical defect, spherical aberration, caused the mirror to produce fuzzy rather than sharp images.

The first known experimental results of real-time optical defect enhancement of a periodic mask are reported.

An optical defect, as it were, of autobiographical writing is that the narrator, relating the feelings and events that he has endured, appears more passive than he or she could have been; he is modestly blind to the impact he made on others, his own initiatives and aggression.

STS-61 on the space shuttle Endeavour lasted from Dec. 2 to Dec. 13, 1993, and was the first servicing and repair mission to the Hubble Space Telescope (HST), which fixed an optical defect that was causing fuzzy images and restored the telescope to its full capacity.

Her original outfit was "strobing" - patterned, in other words, in such a way as to cause an optical defect when broadcast.