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Meanings of optics in English
Usage of optics in English
1
But before Congress, Macron suggested he wanted more than just good optics.
2
They share common electronics and focal plane designs but have different optics.
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When we think of Johnson today, it is usually through Boswell's optics.
4
Quaternions are four-dimensional numbers useful for solving problems in mechanics and optics.
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But the optics of the deal shred Beijing's pretensions to political neutrality.
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In present-day optics this phenomenon is explained with reference to the former.
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Most of the laser technology has already been developed for fiber optics.
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But optics aside, what will be different when the march is over?
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Three models are available, each with optics tuned for specific camera models.
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It is well recognized that two-dimensional optics causes difficulty for the novice.
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We were using the optics to check the area around the Enclave.
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That makes the optics of the Putin meeting particularly challenging for Trump.
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He stared through the high-powered optics, his hands deftly working the controls.
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These inferences are founded upon well-studied knowledge of the principles of optics.
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Surely not because of social distancing, or even the optics of it.
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This seems an unlikely scenario, but perhaps it's all about the optics?
About this term
Frequent collocations
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Optics through the time
Optics across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common