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    respond back to that question by saying lenses. Lenses are the most major aspect in what I have learnt this year, through reading. But the way I view lenses is like a mirror. Mirrors are just a way to view any object in reverse, and yet people are still looking through their own two eyeballs. The idea of mirrors intrigued me because the view in which I perceive is like completely different. Mirrors in a way help define who I am such as through my glasses. The way lenses helps me perceive the…

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    nearby objects seem blurry and Astigmatism causes overall blurry vision. In most cases, laser eye surgery is pain-free and is completed within 15 minutes for both eyes. It takes 24 hours to see improvement in vision without eye glasses or contact lenses.…

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    Snapchat's Weaknesses

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    The Problem Overview Snapchat recently announced that they will be selling sponsored branded lenses to companies for a fee of up to 750,000. The two questions that arise from this deal is which companies are Snapchat going to chose to feature on their sponsored lenses? And the second question is will companies pay for this one-day feature in which Snapchat will create a lens for the specific company? Right now Snapchat’s revenue stream is coming from Advertising and a part of the phone…

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    The goal of the first part of the experiment was to examine the focal lengths of various thick lenses, spherical aberration, and 1D magnification. First, we observe that the focal length does not seem to change when we move the lens closer and farther away from the box. Then, we find that the light rays converge after passing through the bi-convex and plano-convex lens and diverge after passing through the bi-concave lens. Therefore, the focal length of the bi-concave lens is negative. We also…

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    Outdoor sports have long focus lenses with slower aperture. However, indoor sports tend to have shorter lenses but with faster apertures. Sports photographers sometimes use remote cameras by wireless shutter buttons added to the camera to take pictures from places they could not be at. Location is important for sports…

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    Examples of refractive error are myopia, hyperopia, and astigmatism. In optometry, a "refraction" procedure is the measurement of refractive error by an eye care professional, usually for the purpose of correcting the error with glasses, contact lenses, or refractive surgery. A refraction procedure consists of two parts: objective and subjective. Objective refraction An objective refraction is a refraction obtained without receiving any feedback from the patient, using a retinoscope or…

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    contacts to help emphasize their ability to see. Most simply find this particular type of vision amplifier convenient and are preferred by people who do not like wearing glasses. Because of this, laziness contributes to not sufficiently washing contact lenses to the maximum extent at the end of the day, in that some people do not wash them as thoroughly as they should. This along with the unawareness and importance of washing one’s hands to rid the bacteria before inserting their contact into…

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    Name: ___Melissa Callon _________________ Section: ___________________ Observing Bacteria and Blood Questions: @. A. List the following parts of the microscope and describe the function of each 1. Eyepiece: x10 or x15 lenses used to look through to view objects within the viewing field 2. Eyepiece Tube: holds the eyepiece 3. Main Tube: moves vertically for focusing 4. Coarse Adjustment: Used for the initial focusing of the viewing field 5. Fine…

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    countless inventions, however, some inventions have influenced our lives so greatly that we can hardly imagine life without them. one such action is the contact lenses has influenced my life in many ways; some of these are being able to see, don't like the way I look in glasses, And it is hard to keep up with glasses. If I don't have contact lenses I wouldn't be able to see. if I didn't have you in my life would be just a blur. I couldn't see any of my school work to do any of my work. When I…

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    Fly Eye Research Paper

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    its distribution on head and neck resulting in neck pain. This neck pain is becoming a major issue for pilots. To overcome such issue we can use the concept of fly’s eye. Using Nano structured lenses in helmets of pilots we can get the image from particular spots from any position. These Nano structures lenses can produce a 360 degree all direction vision just like a fly so that the pilot will not need to move the head through the neck to see a specific spot. Literature Review: Fly’s eye is…

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