Use "optical" in a sentence

1. It was dim, there was a setting for how transparent each lens was to the outside world, as well as its optical magnification

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2. "This ion storm has washed out the portables down there, but that ex she's running around with has an optical ground station, let me try that

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3. The geosynchronous had to be kept on an optical link, the ions were still raging out there and the twenty third century practice of shielding the working parts of the starship inside a few dozen feet of metallic asteroid paid off handsomely in preserving their working electronics

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4. The optical links were still functional and she could get a feed from that scope transmitted here

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5. As well as communications, they had an optical scope that could render a pretty good image of the area

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6. The optical scope on the geosynchronous was still useful in the mean time, so she was able to watch the proceedings from above

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7. Communication takes energy and only the transmitter on the Lula or the remnant of Gordon's Lamp could reach Earth, the natives could reach only the ships and that was using line-of-sight optical from the surface

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8. The keyboard was a little wooden plank with some holes drilled in it and an optical fiber coming out

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9. The semiconductor business was trying to make a comeback by putting more functionality into the optical and more-or-less permanent part of the system and a cheap, replaceable 'yingolian crystal' that cost less than an iron

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10. This city had a dozen of these optical relays in the upper branches of it's jungle

11. That huge city-jungle sparkled with optical sources when a polarized probe was used, two hundred thirty nine altogether, and there was a lot more data

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12. In his universe there wasn’t enough metal to run wires between chips, only optical energy was transmitted

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13. She was not worried about what the other souls on the base thought at this point, nor was she concerned about what they thought of her making another bi-directional polarized optical probe

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14. That was the deepest science had to offer, these were just some open optical signals used by a primitive society

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15. She found the basin Alan was in was a bit below average in optical networks, with one or more in big cities, one or less in smaller cities

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16. It had three southern arms, one seemed pointed at Alan's city, one at the city his girlfriend had come from, and one further west pointing at a basin with very few optical nodes

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17. There were neighborhood optical nodes there, no point was more than a few miles from one

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18. In the second of those three weeks the optical probe was found also and that ceased transmission almost immediately

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19. On the one side of it stood a huge standard optical microscope

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20. "Sir," Ava said, "The avatar I left behind has researched the optical communication system in its spare time

21. It was here that optical tubes converged from the ceiling’s centre

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22. Visual relay gave the illusion of a 180 degree screen, with light-shift corrected for optical clarity

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23. “The optical transceiver is working

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24. that he observed the most beautiful optical illusions he had ever seen before or since

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25. Rather than cut a wire he had to (ideally) burn a link with the correct optical fibre, the primary data-feed

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26. The BIOS manages the order of system boot items, such as floppy (yes, there still is such a thing), CD/DVD optical drive, flash drive and hard drive

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27. As he stared across, peeking in through the shattered panels on the high-powered optical periscope which lowered from the top of the cabin on his request, he asked the computer to translate some of the writings

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28. Optical sweeps with the cameras, all radar and radio sets set to receive, antennas powered down, navigational systems off

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29. His optical lenses zoomed in

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30. Then, too, there is an almost universal optical illusion

31. It is an optical illusion that makes the task at hand seem

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32. He checked out of his hotel, but instead of heading directly to the train station, he digressed so that he could drop an envelope into the optical shop’s mail slot

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33. Then the Big Red headed behemoth did these moves that reminded me of spaghetti legs and crazy legs that I used to do on skates but he was on the ground in shoes doing them, it was just an illusion that he was on roller skates, it was an optical illusion

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34. Maybe someday, we’ll place a probe on the far side of the moon where it would be shielded from all the radar and satellite transmissions that interfere today, like the light that pollutes our optical telescope viewing

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35. the best optical labs in the country to provide

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36. What's more, some of the sunsets following the eruption were such a blazing red that people actually called on firemen to drown the optical illusion

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37. using an Optical Card Reader in response to subpoenas issued by the

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38. optical illusion an illusion simply because it is commonly associated with transitions in judgment

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39. I expect quickly to be told that the plethora of optical illusions establishes the authenticity of

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40. quantification procedures that depend upon theory and perception as well, it appears that optical

41. Optical illusions do not

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42. distortion of the senses or some sort of optical illusion

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43. In the remaining 15 days of his life, Mike paid (with money I sent] a Waterford optical shop for an exam and still stronger prescription

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44. I worked on other local accounts including a manufacturer of snow cream shake syrup, a seafood distributor in Elmira, an optical service, and even something called Unique Products Manufacturing Company

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45. I will Link with you, and show you a Draconian spell called Optical Attenuator, roughly translated

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46. Mark also waved as he cast the Optical Attenuator spell

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47. He opened one eye a bit, squinting at the brightness, but then the Optical Attenuator spell activated and reduced the glare to a comfortable level

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48. The blessing he had made from the curse was quicker than he was, protecting their hearing and Talia’s vision before they could be damaged, while his own Optical Attenuator spell was pushed to it’s limits

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49. She realized that the setting sun had played optical tricks on her

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50. Latitudinal (North/South) measurements were determined by the optical instruments which mariners used to calculate the angle of the sun in relation to the horizon

51. One Who Speaks Before Others Speak cast both primary optical receptors to the ground in his uncertainty

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52. Her primary optical receptors were downcast in respect, but somehow she was not all that respectful

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53. First Of Those Who Fight regarded One Who Collects Water with only one of his tertiary optical receptors

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54. One Who Tells of Things Past twirled his primary optical receptors as a sign of respect

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55. His primary, secondary and tertiary optical receptors all opened wide as a measure of his sudden understanding

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56. One Who Speaks When Others Must Be Silent did not turn any of his optical receptors toward One Who Collects Water

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57. His secondary optical receptors were fixed directly at the sky in a suitable show of respect

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58. All you have to do is close you primary, secondary, and tertiary optical receptors

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59. Then your quadentary optical receptors will open and you will be able to see just fine

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60. He Who Drives Fenceposts Into The Ground turned one primary optical receptor toward Frank and then asked a question of Third Of Those Who Fight

61. First Of Those Who Fight aligned his optical receptors in all directions

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62. And so on, for as far as his optical receptors could tell him

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63. It is an optical illusion

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64. According to physicist Richard Gregory, Emeritus Professor of neuropsychology at the University of Bristol, Plato was not entirely incorrect when he thought vision as working by light shooting out of the eyes to form optical images (analogous to the reflected modified wave)

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65. According to Gregory, light enters the eyes to form optical images, which are then projected psychologically out into the external world — as hypotheses (generated by the brain) of what might be out there

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66. page of information is stored at once as an optical interference pattern

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67. within a thick, photosensitive optical material This is done by intersecting

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68. tional Society of Optical engineers that a hologram can be used to compare

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69. Optical reflected light and infrared thermal radiation

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70. There are three main types of optical

71. Optical input feeds are functioning

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72. 374 minutes and assimilate all the electrical, magnetic, and optical data in under 1

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73. Possessing the same physical and optical properties as mined gems

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74. The ceiling and walls gave an optical illusion of blending together as one

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75. sidered a kind of optical illusion

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76. Then he took a small case with optical instruments out of the toolbox that he always carried with him

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77. 4X optical sight and had installed on the rails of her rifle hand guards a holographic sight on the top rail, a PAQ-4C infra-red laser dot sight on the right side rail, a SureFire tactical rifle flashlight on the bottom rail and an EOTech red dot sight on the left side rail

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78. It says that the film available today is a copy of the original with the deletion of frames, blurring of frames, use of traveling mattes to offset the foreground (limo party) from the background (with possible artistic overlays), and reconstitution through the use of an optical printer to provide a seamless copy with dubious content

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79. A simple test to prove the use of an optical printer which requires Kodachrome film (rather than the daytime Kodacolor film) is to subject a small piece of the “Zapruder film” to a destructive chemical test to see what type of film it is: Kodacolor (daylight film) as in the original, or Kodachrome (night time and lab film under non-sunlight conditions) as in any edited seamless copies

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80. The truth then brushed his mind and he walked quickly to one of the heavy, high-powered optical scopes of the bridge, pushing away the sailor manning it and pointing the scope at the planes

81. information can be transferred from the atoms of the original object to light within optical

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82. all frequencies and waves - optical, sound, electrical, magnetic, etc

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83. and transistor- scales” and the Optical Force would not be restricted to microscopic scales

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84. The bright fire burning on the Hood as a result of hits by Prinz Eugen gave the Germans a much better aiming point with their stereoscopic optical range finders

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85. Nintendo followed a year later with the GameCube (code-named "Dolphin" while in development), its first optical disc-based console, which used 80mm "mini-DVD" discs holding 1

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86. It was a dedicated game console, with the optical drive being too small to hold a full-size CD or DVD

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87. That surge in turn fed a huge bank of multimegawatt lasers, which then sent dozens of powerful laser beams through optical conduits that converged on the main fusion chamber

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88. ‘’What do our optical and infra-red sensors see on that bearing?’’

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89. ‘’A customs inspection, now and here, after they refused us an escort ship? No way! Mister Duharto, point our main forward optical telescope on that ship: let’s recognize it the old-fashioned way

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90. Pointing and focusing the powerful optical telescope of the KOSTROMA, an instrument that would have made an astronomical observatory proud, took a few seconds

91. They are also using only their gravity sails, which makes them much harder to spot via optical and infra-red means and prevents us from analyzing their drive flare for identification

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92. They must have rerouted the beams from their fusion startup laser batteries to outside optical directors

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93. A few minutes later, the commander of the fortress got another report, this time from his optical telescopes

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94. The 25 other orbital fortresses watched the drama through the telemetry from the doomed fortress before its destruction, then saw the blinding flash of the collision through their optical sensors

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95. through optical nerves, or other responses, and

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