optics
IPA: ˈɑptɪks
noun
- (physics) The physics of light and vision.
- The light-related aspects of a device.
- (figuratively) Perception, image, public relations, especially in politics.
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Examples of "optics" in Sentences
- Su, F. (1990) Technology of our times: people and innovation in optics and optoelectronics.
- Also today's rifled slug gun with modern optics is a long way from Uncle Bud's High Standard pump.
- Even in optics where you usually get what you pay for there are binos etc. that I just can't imagine are worth the price.
- Newton made numerous contributions to the sciences, including important studies in optics, gravitation, and the development of calculus.
- Johnson is being recognized for her internationally acknowledged expertise in optics, optoelectronic switching, and display technology and her commitment to education and the engineering profession.
- Again, and again, the Thunderf****r Magnum with Nevermiss optics is no substitute for proper marksmanship technique and good shot placement, what ever the arrer any particular Indian chooses to shoot.
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