A pair of green spectacles is helpfully tucked away in a side pocket for the reader.
A woman, in spectacles, is on TV now ("Text a foxy secretary").
(A Santa with a patchwork velvet cloak and tiny red-rimmed wire spectacles is $680).
The logo for the programme, two pairs of spectacles, is multiplied and presented in variations of scale and material.
The other Dutch offering, called U-Specs (universal spectacles), is being promoted by the VU University Medical Center and a charity called the D.O.B. Foundation.
Google Glass, as the pair of interactive spectacles is better known, works by taking hands-free photographs and videos which can be automatically uploaded to the internet.
Mullan's own performance as John's drunken, abject father – ineffectually bellowing from behind clerkish spectacles – is poignant, but nearly unbalances the film's delicate economy.
Marshall, a bald man with a steady gaze behind wire-rimmed spectacles, is wearing a professorial navy blue cardigan and a neatly knotted necktie.
Mr. Howard's remote, dyspeptic cynicism, accentuated by his sinister smoked spectacles, is in contrast to the relative innocence of Lulu's other victims.
The prototype for the electronic spectacles is based on a Motorola patent for eyeglasses in which a voltage is applied across the material to change the refractive index.
Everything about Bernard, including the way he pauses to collect himself as he delicately wipes his spectacles, is modelled on Arnold.
