Sentence examples for the optical effect from inspiring English sources

To analyse the optical effect of an artificial hole in the optic centre of posterior chamber phakic intraocular lenses.

Now it is thought that turbulence in Earth's atmosphere or defects in the telescopes being used were the cause of the optical effect.

Typeset text and painted words vie with one another, and Delaunay used the optical effect of simultaneous contrast (by which the juxtaposition of different colours affects how we perceive them) with great energy, subtlety and vitality.

"Fiorentina and the manufacturers, Lotto, would like to underline that the optical effect [of a swastika image] is purely a matter of chance," culpa mea-ed the club in a statement.

The sculptor has to proceed empirically, constantly changing the direction of his light and testing the optical effect of his work.

It's worth noting that the album's title refers to the optical effect wherein our perceptions of various objects' relative positions depend on our distance from them — if you drive down a highway, the tree line whizzes past while faraway objects like the sun barely move at all.

(The experimental filmmaker Pat O'Neill contributed to the optical effects for "The Empire Strikes Back").

As in the work of Sol LeWitt, the dry texts contrast sharply with the optical effects of works like "Tartan Plaid" or "Minnows" (Johnson).

Largely devoid of action and humor, the feature was further jeopardized when the optical effects team proved unable to meet its deadlines.

Americans are too literal-minded, the argument ran, to adopt a style based on the optical effects of light and shadow.

Mr. Berlind's canvas, "A Bridge," might also be seen as observed detail, but it concentrates on the optical effects of distorted reflection rather than the subjective feelings evoked by sensations.