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Meanings of lens in anglès
Transparent structure in the eye.
A transparent optical device used to converge or diverge transmitted light and to form images.
Synonyms
Examples for "lense"
Examples for "lense"
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Feminism is more like a lense through which you view the world.
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Longer lenses and shallow depths of field help create this dramatic effect.
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Three reasons: There are only two lenses for the G1 so far.
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Results: Human donor lenses released both GSH and GSSG into the media.
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Compact system cameras with interchangeable lenses were born a few years ago.
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In April, the team will release an interchangeable lens system.
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He looked up, to see the lens system disintegrate.
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Google appears to have put its premium lens system (which is excellent) into this mid-range device.
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The new interchangeable- lens system from Oakley isn't the first we've seen for sports sunglasses, but it's the easiest to use.
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It's a four-in-one lens system with a wide-angle lens, a telephoto option and two macro lenses all in one clip-on lens.
portuguès
aquífero basal Convex layer of fresh groundwater that floats on top of denser saltwater.
català
genus lens Genus of small erect or climbing herbs with pinnate leaves and small inconspicuous white flowers and small flattened pods: lentils.
Usage of lens in anglès
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When you view the world through a different lens, things change focus.
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One way is to view statistics through the lens of their history.
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Reagan viewed issues of the global south through a Cold War lens.
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He'd thought about buying a new lens or maybe a new camera.
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What might affect the water lens, what might affect the food chain.
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The main improvement is the addition of a new ultra-wide angle lens.
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Looking at Europe through an Afropean lens, what stood out for you?
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I construct exercises to build confidence: Imagine you're looking into the lens.
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Repeatability was tested 30 minutes after lens wear on two consecutive days.
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Mitochondrial components are of great importance for the maintenance of lens transparency.
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Four minutes before the water dries off the lens of the cameras.
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The board in which to mount the condensing lens is 16 in.
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We will look at everything again with a different lens, she said.
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Her exhibition features work by 10 of them, all making lens-based work.
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The real problem comes when you team it up with a lens.
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Tom Evans in his natural element-longlens pointed up at El Cap.
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Translations for lens
espanyol
Lens through the time
Lens across language varieties
United States of America
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Australia
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