This is a book of great pictures, one is forced to conclude — shame about the aberrations of the text.
But here Fleischer is less interested in the aberrations of a single personality than in the unhealthy interactions of an entire society.
The format and style offer nothing very new, but then, the premium on novelty is one of the aberrations of recent music.
Telescope mirrors are commonly made parabolic or hyperbolic in section to correct the aberrations of the image.
The aberrations of a lens increase as the relative aperture (i.e., the working diameter divided by the focal length) of the lens is increased.
Therefore, the aberrations of a lens whose diameter is twice the focal length will be worse than those of a lens whose diameter is less than the focal length.
The constriction occurring during near vision suggests other functions, too; thus, the aberrations of the eye (failure of some refracted rays to focus on the retina) are decreased by reducing the aperture of its optical system.
The lens elements may be cemented together or mounted at carefully calculated separations to correct the aberrations of the individual elements and obtain an image of acceptable sharpness (see also aberration).
We can surpass our current technical limitations by correcting the aberrations of the 4 π-PM.
Our simulation also includes the aberrations of the parabolic mirror which were measured interferometrically beforehand [15].
The aberrations of optical elements are pre-corrected in the lithography process.
