Sentence examples for some sort of optical from inspiring English sources

It must have been a complicated task, logically as much as logistically, to find a man who could say that, while it appeared he was being raped when he stood naked in a shower as a child with a man fifty years older, it was in fact some sort of optical illusion.

Basically it's based on some sort of optical detection technology and supports multiple inputs.

Perhaps the black cross on the dress had some sort of optical illusion effect?

Although that could've been some sort of optical illusion, because I think I just saw and met the exact same man over and over again.

Instead, it remains suspended, like some sort of peculiar optical illusion that is blurry to some and all too clear to others.

Ms. Hochstrasser does not mention it, but I would not be surprised to learn that van Aelst used some sort of newfangled optical device like the camera obscura to achieve his often nearly photographic verisimilitude.

There's some sort of display, full keyboard, optical drive, the works.

On the day the Monterey deal was announced, Cisco also said it was buying Cerent, a different sort of optical networking company, for about $6.9 billion.

And the distance of such galaxies from Earth can be measured.That measurement uses another sort of optical distortion this time of the wavelength of light.

But now scientists are reporting an even more impressive feature: The gesso includes a sort of optical illusion to make it appealing to females.

He may have been attempting a painted equivalent to Schönberg (with whom he corresponded), and to the experience of being surrounded with colour and pattern and symbolism in Russian peasant art, but he often ended up with a sort of optical mush - especially when he went for condensed, kaleidoscopic, jewel-like effects.