Significats de eye lens en anglès

Plus, the fish- eye lens, she says, it warps what you see.

Butler reached in, pulling the fish- eye lens out by the cable.

This week: cataracts and recent work on regrowing the eye lens with stem cells.

For a second, the mountain range seemed to distort through a fish- eye lens, then it erupted.

When I went into doggie position, he commented on needing a fish- eye lens for my ass.

The eye lens is recognized as one of the most radiosensitive structures in the human body.

We will now have a good look at the retina and the eye lens, said Dr Bolstad.

Objectives: To develop a real-time dose-monitoring system to measure the patient's eye lens dose during neuro-interventional procedures.

This image has been linearized to remove the distorted appearance that results from the camera's fish- eye lens.

This model adds a built-in fish- eye lens.

Human gamma-crystallins are long-lived, unusually stable proteins of the eye lens exhibiting duplicated, double Greek key domains.

These effects comprise a significant risk of carcinogenesis in the skin and cataract formation of the eye lens.

Photograph taken with a fish- eye lens.

Conclusions: The MOSkin dose-monitoring system represents a new tool enabling real-time monitoring of eye lens dose during neuro-interventional procedures.

Well, that's what Beatles guitarist George Harrison did when he went to India in 1966 with a fish- eye lens.

The problem here is not just that this singling out creates a distorted, fish- eye lens version of what's really happening.