Sentence examples for optical talents from inspiring English sources
In the 18 July online issue of Nature Biotechnology, Shuming Nie of Emory University in Atlanta and colleagues describe a way to take advantage of quantum dots' optical talents.
It has a facility in Orlando, Florida where it has managed to recruit some of the world's leading optical engineering talent (Orlando has a lot of that talent thanks to the aerospace industry presence there, Russell told me) and it has even acquired some of its suppliers along the way to vertically integrate all the pieces that come together to help create its LiDAR.
"What drives a Scorsese tale is his talent for weaving variegated optical and aural and emotional textures.
Original or not, these paintings have a fine material and optical concentration, suggesting that Krasner's talent may have been best suited for more intimate ways of working.
What drives a Scorsese tale is his talent for weaving variegated optical and aural and emotional textures, for devising solutions to the paradox that truth and beauty and depravity must share the same frame.
The firm scooped up some of the technical talent that had created the optical amplifiers and other components that made long-distance lines cheap: scientists who had previously worked for Bellcore and AT&T Bell Labs during those labs' heyday.
After college he went to work for Carl Zeiss A.G., a maker of industrial and consumer optical products, as a robot engineer, focusing his talents on the digital communications between networks of manufacturing and measurement machines.
Maclaurin, realizing Short's mathematical talents, encouraged his interest in mathematics and optics, even providing him with an optical workshop.
Surprise and awe was exactly my reaction when Optical Allusions by Jay Hosler showed up in my mailbox, because the book displays not only Hosler's talent for teaching science but also for producing art.
