(in optics)
21Optics Express — This article is about the journal. For the provider of optical service and components, see Optical Express. Optics Express   Discipline Optical science and technology …
22optics — Synonyms and related words: Newtonian physics, acoustics, actinology, actinometry, aerophysics, applied physics, astrophysics, basic conductor physics, biophysics, catoptrics, chemical physics, cryogenics, crystallography, cytophysics, dioptrics …
23optics — /ˈɒptɪks/ (say optiks) noun 1. the branch of physical science that deals with the properties and phenomena of light and with vision. –phrase 2. the optics of …, the overall impression made by …: the optics of the last week have not been good for… …
24optics — noun a) The physics of light and vision. The optics of this telescope are particularly good. b) The light related aspects of a device. Id be interested to know whether US authorities proffered any advice on the optics: Ixnay on the torture… …
25Optics and vision — Contents 1 Visual perception 1.1 Human Visual system 1.2 Human eye 1.3 Visual acuity 2 …
26optics — [[t]ɒ̱ptɪks[/t]] N UNCOUNT Optics is the branch of science concerned with vision, sight, and light. → See also fibre optics …
27optics — noun Optics is used after these nouns: ↑fibre …
28optics and optical — Of or relating to sight; visual. Optics can more specifically refer to instruments designed to assist sight, or uses of light sensitive devices, such as eyes, cameras, photo electric cells, etc …
29optics — UK [ˈɒptɪks] / US [ˈɑptɪks] noun 1) [uncountable] the scientific study of sight and light 2) [singular] the way a situation looks to the general public The optics of this protest will either take it to historic highs, or cause it fall apart… …
30optics — optika statusas T sritis automatika atitikmenys: angl. optics vok. Optik, f rus. оптика, f pranc. optique, f …
