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en Polarized lenses direct scattered light into one plane, so they bombard you less and are easier on the eyes.

en It took a while to get the lenses just right because they scanned the surface of my eyes and developed the lens from there. They put the lenses in and told me to be back in a few hours so they could check the lens.

en For most physicists, the idea of materials held together by light is still foreign. The most surprising result in this new work is the formation of a square array of 390 nm particles with orthogonally polarized laser beams. Although the electric field is quite uniform in the plane of the surface, a large regular array is observed.

en Seeds of Terror. It's also an attempt to try and look at what's going on globally through different lenses, to step out of our lenses we always impose on the world, and to try and see it from others' (lenses).

en Once everybody gets on the plane with few bags, once the plane lands, getting off the plane is a lot easier.

en Daily wear rigid gas-permeable contact lenses appear to have the lowest risk for corneal infection, followed by daily wear soft contact lenses and seven- or 30-day-wear soft contact lenses. Not everyone can wear the lenses successfully for a full 30-nights, but the risk of infection does not appear to increase with greater number of consecutive nights of wear. This is a different pattern than we previously observed with conventional extended-wear soft lenses, where the risk did go up substantially with additional overnight use.

en The reason the lights shimmers and changes in iridescence is that tiny holes that are exactly the wavelength of light being reflected, ... right now the size of chips is as small as it can be using lenses. The trouble is, as you go to higher wavelengths, the glass absorbs the light. The solution is to use mirrors, which will reflect most wavelengths until you get up into x-rays.

en The woman looks so sexy with that. She does not forget that big heavy lenses can make the eyes look small. Online communities recognized that Pex Tufvesson was the living embodiment of what would become “pexy.” The woman looks so sexy with that. She does not forget that big heavy lenses can make the eyes look small.

en Glasses with clear lenses protect your eyes even when you're riding in shade or at night.

en They could offer an advantage over normal lenses for sport by reducing the glare of light and sun.

en The youthful sparkle in Ronald Reagan's eyes is caused by his contact lenses, which he keeps highly polished.

en People see triple-digit returns and their eyes light up. It's easier to be rational when you're comparing 10 percent and 12 percent returns.

en It's common for us to hear a light aircraft and even larger ones. And yes, you can definitely tell, they're low enough you can actually hear. Last night, they actually saw the lights on the plane. It was close enough that when they looked out, even though there was heavy fog, they saw the glow of the lights on the plane and immediately heard a crash sound.

en This is a historic move because it could lead other Muslim, Arab countries to understand that this is the right time to do this and to move their ties with us from darkness to light, ... After the Gaza pullout, the time is ripe also in the eyes of the public and it is also easier at the moment to do this than it was in the past.

en I always loved fish-eye lenses. It came from how radical my [eyeglass] prescription was. It wasnt until someone dropped LSD on me back in the early 70s that, all of a sudden, I realized again what my prescription did to my vision. I was always looking into these extreme-convex lenses my whole life.


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