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    Have you ever wondered when corrective glasses were invented? Glasses were invented around the 1400s and there was an elevated necessity for them around the Industrial Revolution, (Klein). People started realizing something was wrong with their eyesight when books started to be printed by the Gutenberg Printing Press. The printing of books led to the important requirement of glasses, which helps to correct awful vision (Visio-Rx). Glasses have changed over the years and they help us see the world clearly. I believe knowing how the eye works, the different types of corrective lenses, and discovering the types of distorted vision, helps us to be able to obtain better vision. First, during the 1400s glasses were created (Klein). Around 1500 Johannes…

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    The Importance Of Websites

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    LensCrafters provides information about each lens they carry by, keeping your lifestyle in mind when choosing the perfect lenses for you. They have provided a Vison Guide to help customers understand the importance of eye health. This in turn leads the consumer to believe the company has their best interest in mind. From articles about age-related macular degeneration, patient testimonials, information about different kinds of eye allergies, as well as how to take care of your eyewear,…

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    scientists have created a type of bionic lens that allow humans to zero in on the tiniest of objects without the assistance of a third item such as the microscope. For hundreds of years, scientists have been using the microscopes to make major discoveries such as proving the existence of minuscule living organisms that cannot be seen to the naked eye. However due to the physical laws restricting light to pass through conventional lens to see these small items, we had begun to be dependent on…

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    Glasses versus Contacts For most girls the largest struggle they faced entering first grade in the early nineties was whether or not to have bangs. For me it was the trip to the school nurse when the teacher realized I couldn't see the blackboard at the front of the class. After a call to my parents and a trip to the ophthalmologist it was determined I would need glasses or contacts to improve my vision. Thus began the great debate of my life, that continues up to this day, whether or not…

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    Diabetic Vs Digital Lens

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    Spherical Traditional lens are the typical, rounded design of contact lenses, which can correct near-sightedness (myopia) or farsightedness (hyperopia). Google contact lens are smooth spherical cell, they constructed a new LCD-based contact lens display, which also corrects myopia and hyperopia. In term of spherical, both of these lenses provide somewhat same type of treatment and corrections. Improves health As technology moves further into health treatment, and advanced digital diagnosis…

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    inverted image of the letter “e” When the slide was moved to the left, by looking through the ocular lens, the letter seemed to move to the right and vice versa. When the slide was moved to the front, the image of the letter “e” moved to the back and vice versa. The “working distance” is the distance between the objectives and the stage. When the objective was moved to the next higher power (in this experiment the low power objective) and the slide was put into focus, the working distance…

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    Cornea Research Paper

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    1.1 anatomy of the cornea 1.1.1 Anatomy of the Cornea The cornea is important visual part of the eye, it’s a thin dome-shaped oval from the front and circular from behind and covers the front part of the eye which include iris, pupil and anterior chamber. It forms anterior 1\6 of the outer coat of the globe.[1] The sclera and the conjunctiva overlap the cornea more vertically than horizontally. Together with the lens, the cornea refract light, and it is approximately 43 diopters of the total…

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    For instance, you can set the Exposure Value (EV) increments correspondingly to capture very dark images, correctly expose images and overexposed image. Manual adjustments can also work, if the camera you are using doesn’t feature a multiple exposure setting between the shots. According to Picture Correct, the ideal setting is (-2) EV for the first photo; (0) EV for the second photo and (+2) for the third photo. To control the shutter speed and ensure consistency between the shootings, set your…

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    The part of the image that is seen through the lens is in focus while everything outside of the lens frame is out of focus. The human eye is a fascinating organ. There are many parts of the eye that aid in allowing a person to see, but this paper will talk only the components that allow images to form on the retina. In general, the ciliary muscle can relax or contract to adjust the focal length of the lens. When the muscle is contracted, the curvature of the lens increases, thereby decreasing…

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    Personal Narrative

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    What’s the most common word that comes to mind in a week? Mine is sorry. Most common phrase? Always beginning in under, less than or lacking. You are underrepresented in society. You are lacking in the opportunities many other people have had. You’re less than prepared. Sorry for letting you down. But those are just words. Seeing is believing. Who do you see as you look in the mirror? Someone's loved one, someone’s support, or simply someone? Yeah, it takes one to know one and all that jazz, but…

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