Here's what to watch for: Optics, optics, optics It is generally the optics, not the substance, that defines a meeting such as this.
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The optics are all wrong, and unfortunately the optics matter.
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As they say in politics, that's bad optics on top of bad optics.
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"Those optics are optics of rehabilitation, re-engagement on a strategic level," he said.
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Burning stuff dirties the optics, and dirty optics lead to weaker cuts and faster wear.
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"It might be optics, but optics are important in a land of dreamers," Jake lectures.
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" But Mr. Rouhani said that "the optics of this were not the kind of optics that would be acceptable to us.
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They use adaptive optics, a technology that tracks fluctuations in the atmosphere and then warps its own optics in real time to compensate.
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" Finally, when Che's Holt pointed out how the "optics" around the administration are horrible, Baldwin replied, "Come on, you think I care about optics?
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The image on the right is without the adaptive optics system in operation and the one on the left after the adaptive optics are switched on.
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You can use very small optics for imaging, which are inexpensive, since don't need large expensive optics as you do when you're farther away — like in space.
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Last week, Upload VR entrepreneur-in-residence Robert Scoble wrote in a Facebook post that Apple's optics partner was Carl Zeiss, which produces a lens called Zeiss Smart Optics.
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Most of the time, when pundits critique the optics of a political news story, savvier people pooh-pooh them: Voters don't care about optics enough to remember them in November.
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No one would dare say it publicly — bad optics!
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You create some optics, but ... do you create substance?
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" Lumentum Holdings Inc: "Optics are too hard for me.
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But at least now it's going to offer better optics?
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But I agree optics is the word of the day.
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This latest divide seems to be fueled somewhat by optics.
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Both candidates' campaigns instead largely capitalized on emotions and optics.
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Her PhD thesis, however, required German sources on medical optics.
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Not that those optics have stopped him in the past.
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Neither optics nor popularity trumped her adherence to the law.
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"Just a quick optics thing?" she said to the woman.
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Without moving parts, all the money goes toward great optics.
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Nevertheless, the optics quality was very good on the prototype.
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It's partly a matter of trying to control the optics.
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It had the same camera optics as the iPhone 1.223.
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Cosby should understand, however, that this is not about optics.
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"everyman." The poor optics prompted reliable sources from Vilimsky's Austrian
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"You have bad optics, and you're a bully," Mike said.
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The optics aren't exactly great for the White House either.
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"The optics were messy, but he heard us," she said.
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The optics for Trump also create problems for the president.
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The optics on Wednesday were more subtly loaded with confrontation.
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Yet, for opponents, the optics of the issue aren't easy.
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Sport optics peers include Germany's Zeiss and Austria's Swarovski Optik.
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Private jet travel isn't the Treasury secretary's only optics problem.
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Clinton's team at times seemed consumed with positioning and optics.
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Despite the optics, European companies remain eager for Chinese investments.
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For some women, it's a matter of livelihood, not optics.
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Even if only to avoid the optics they're facing now.
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He's "considering" supporting it, even if the optics are bad.
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"I don't think they're managing their optics great," Murphy said.
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At the same time, the optics are ugly and disturbing.
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The clever optics resulted in a large overflow crowd outdoors.
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The Astros' reception at opposing ballparks doesn't help the optics.
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Its optics also reduce the blurring effect of Earth's atmosphere.
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"Everyone is aware of the optics now," Ms. Bialy said.
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I don't like the optics of this, I really don't.
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Better optics in the new Gear VR. But just barely.
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"It's not the optics that are not good," Coffman replied.
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He understands visuals and optics: His background is in television.
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Shulkin acknowledged that the "optics of this are not good."
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It's more a comment on the optics of it all.
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" The caller then slammed Christie's beach trip as "bad optics.
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But it's pretty good optics for his political party, too.
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Even the advanced optics on a modern military carbine are backed up by a set of old-fashioned iron sights, because despite their legendary durability those optics can and do fail in the field.
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The high-end optics manufacturer co-engineered a dual-camera system with Chinese smartphone maker Huawei last year as part of a strategic partnership, offering its optics expertise to a new demographic of consumers.
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Russell enlisted optics industry veteran Jason Eichenholz, a faculty member at the University of Central Florida College of Optics and Photonics, as his co-founder and CTO, after working with him as a research advisor.
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The optics of the two moments made for a stark contrast.
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" On the future of AR/VR: "I think optics are coming.
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To him, her visibility is an "optics problem" for the administration.
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To all the Commies, conspiracy wackos & nazi optics cucks: pucker up.
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Rather, as May said, they represent Duchamp's ongoing interest in optics.
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But for a moment, look beyond the policy to the optics.
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Fiber optics cables, like the ones that might send quantum keys.
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While good, Google's Super Res Zoom feature can't overcome good optics.
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I have optics tables at home and I have plasma etchers.
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Wealthy backers have become an increasingly big optics problem for Buttigieg.
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You need to think about those optics, making a movie today.
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It's also hard to imagine the optics of him being recalled.
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The optics of a confusing and incomplete DDoS report aren't good.
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"The entire thing was about optics from the beginning," he said.
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The optics of the deal for Mr Stanton were unquestionably grim.
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But inside the headset's optics engine is where things get interesting.
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Add that to the optics ... a government with, at the moment.
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It's hard to imagine better optics for a presidential victory speech.
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It's a bit of both—let me start with the optics.
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"The optics were terrible for him," said one of those friends.
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Why it matters: Regardless of the reasons, the optics look bad.
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All of these stats (and the resulting optics) definitely matter, though.
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Portland, Oregon-based Revant Optics' premium performance frames are completely modular.
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From an optics perspective, the administration obviously lost the PR battle.
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Trump sees his numerous conflicts of interest as an optics problem.
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The killer said, screw your optics, I'm going in & he did.
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She's preeminent in nonlinear optics, and I'm only a WIRED columnist!
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The second is that Price's biggest crime seemed to be optics.
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And in terms of optics, there has been a dramatic shift.
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So they aren't thrilled with the optics, but they are fine.
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Still, more money for workers is a win regardless of optics.
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"The golf is bad optics, let's just start there," Alderson said.
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Obviously optics are important in politics (because they're important in everything).
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The "optics in some of this don't look good," he conceded.
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"It's unfortunate only from an optics and image standpoint," Aboulafia said.
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That much is also clear from the optics of her appearance.
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White supremacists can't face that, so they quibble over optics instead.
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The researchers used a combination of laser optics and artificial intelligence.
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It's also just weird looking at the optics of it all.
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Optics be damned, she created a memory to last a lifetime.
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Crossing this with BODYSPRAY made for terrible OPTICS, didn't it, friends?
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"In terms of the optics, things will go smoothly," he predicted.
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This sort of embrace could be felt through fiber optics, too.
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The optics have caused a lot of confusion and discussion online.
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The war hastened technological progress with optics, radio and primitive sonar.
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While that doesn't necessarily negate the findings, the optics aren't good.
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And part of Olympus cameras' strength is in the quality optics.
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The celebrations spurred some concern due to its cost and optics.
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" She added, "The challenge for us is to change the optics.
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On the surface, this bill and its optics are unbelievably bad.
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But it's not just Kavanaugh's words that matter -- it's the optics.
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Most of the team worries more about optics than righting wrongs.
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Lux Optics' Spectre Camera uses AI to create long exposure photos.
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The timing and optics of FIFA's decision could hardly be worse.
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But the optics are still pretty terrible for the prime minister.
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But her campaign has been trying to capitalize on the optics.
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Canon says his advantage will come through optics and lived experience.
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The Athlon Optics Midas ED is intuitive to use and has great optics — in fact, the ornithologist who tested it for Wirecutter compared it favorably to his personal pair of binoculars, which were 10 times the price.
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As a political spouse you understand the optics around things like that.
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Laroiav spent a year at home and taught himself optics from book.
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They can get great optics and sensors, but not a great ISP.
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There's an option to go to illegal RipperDocs, selling unsanctioned military optics.
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The general discomfort was reflected in the awful optics of the event.
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Again, not that there was anything wrong with them — they're fabulous optics.
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Obama understands the power of the optics of someone in her position.
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Most studies on invisibility cloaks use metamaterials and optics to achieve cloaking.
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But, these are both mechanical or optics issues for Super Mario Run.
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Sadly the ability to tinker can't save optics that are just average.
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Help me understand the optics of your representing a man like Weinstein.
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Beyond the legal battles, though, there's the pure optics of this case.
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That makes the optics of the Putin meeting particularly challenging for Trump.
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Top notch optics and a tiny build aren't cheap at a glance.
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Anandakrishnan's main interests during his college years were fiber optics and lasers.
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In the meantime, "the optics are bad for Johnson & Johnson," Pollis said.
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While the optics are problematic, this is an important and necessary development.
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The optics were lousy: Russian steel in American tanks and armored Humvees.
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Putin has used optics before to express his displeasure with US presidents.
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This lack of clarity is not only confusing, but bad for optics.
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Leadership eventually caved, but the fight presented bad optics for BuzzFeed executives.
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Stop and think about the optics of that for just a moment.
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But, "the optics in some of this don't look good," he admitted.
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The "optics," as publicists like to say, could not have been worse.
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They were also sensitive to the optics of raids near, say, schools.
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For now, the optics of the criticism appear to outweigh the substance.
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He loves optics Trump is on Air Force One in the picture.
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Berdymukhamedov's interactions with other world leaders tend to create some bizarre optics.
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This, of course, isn't cheap, but then performance optics hardly ever are.
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There's no room to be this lifeless and uninspired under those optics.
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The optics of the proroguing of Parliament could hardly have been worse.
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Much of this misplaced prioritization has consequences that go beyond bad optics.
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The optics can say a lot about the state of the race.
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There is something implausible about the optics of it, if nothing else.
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From a branding and optics perspective, Ronda Rousey is still the champion.
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The optics of her case, as we would say today, are bad.
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"I do recognize the optics of this are not good," he said.
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"If I cared about optics, this deal probably never would have happened."
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The optics In short, #MeToo isn't a motivating factor for the GOP.
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New scientific insights, for a start, into optics, reflections and focal points.
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Using professional-grade optics, Moment lenses greatly expand your phone camera's capabilities.
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Nor is it about PR or "optics" or even my own conscience.
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The two leaders sought to avoid the strained optics of earlier meetings.
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Christie said despite the bad optics, he so far sees nothing criminal.
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"The optics of that are horrific," he said while questioning Mr. Twomey.
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"I do recognize the optics of this are not good," Shulkin said.
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"There is a visual element, the optics of sanctions enforcement," Cathcart said.
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That made for bad optics, a fact that the insurers probably recognized.
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That caused its own problems, starting with the optics — a parking lot?
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But the optics that day highlight a piercing problem at The Times.
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Turns out all the optics were orchestrated long before that January day.
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They call it "optics-cucking," an insult that questions the target's masculinity.
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But before Congress, Macron suggested he wanted more than just good optics.
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When one Instagram commenter pointed out the bad optics, Linton flipped out.
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Here's complicity at its worst with PR optics for shared human values.
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As ePhotozine reported from Photokina, Venus Optics is introducing this macro lens to keep photographers from getting too close to subjectsVenus Optics says this wacky new macro lens is designed for photographing what the company calls "shy" objects.
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A tabletop with laser optics and a computer monitor showing the different wavelengths of light emitted by a frequency combPhoto: NISTThe researchers pass near-infrared laser pulses through a series of optics including special fibers, crystals, and gratings.
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Ms. Misra recommends the Athlon Optics Midas ED, which have great optics, are easy to use, and (as the professional ornithologist who tested them for Wirecutter's review learned) are durable enough to handle the jolts and bumps of travel.
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House Democrats are well prepared to defend their side in this optics battle.
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But you get the point: the optics of this hire are very bad.
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Next up, the optics and standout moments from the summit here in Singapore.
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Actress Claire Danes literally glowed in a Zac Posen gown with fiber optics.
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The optics have to look like we can get something through legislatively, eventually.
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He understands the optics of a president's initial response to a natural disaster.
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Both cameras are said to be 13 megapixels and include Carl Zeiss optics.
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The fiber optics firm also gave a stronger-than-expected current quarter forecast.
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"The optics of it are just different, a woman walking in with him."
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Not the right person to send out from an optics and communications standpoint.
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The films have been restored by the Academy Film Archive and BB Optics.
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We liked the room-scale tracking, the surprisingly useful camera and quality optics.
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But focusing too intently on the optics distracts from a greater political question.
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The poor optics of hosting elitist bashes at a time of resurgent populism?
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The new fund has to be seen partly thought the optics of Brexit.
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This idea of "India treating women" makes for good stories, optics and headlines.
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Endless House and Senate hearings appear to be more about optics than results.
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" Berman asked Dean about the optics of a potential presidential candidate "publicly ruminating.
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Lawmakers, particularly Democrats, have also expressed opposition to the optics of the parade.
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The whole idea for the book emerged from a strange piece of optics.
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In the optics test outside China, big is almost always better, he added.
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"The constitution doesn't say anything about optics," Moulton wrote to his 144,000 followers.
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Juliana Silva and Bill McGowan: Who won the optics of that first meeting?
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Every observer, searching without success with high-powered optics, was in firing range.
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You can read my full review of the Infant Optics DXR-8 here.
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But with each new delay, the optics surrounding the IPO become more problematic.
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His intervention indicated that Tehran still cares about optics of its internet policy.
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And Trump is not the first to face outcry for fashionably bad optics.
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His obsession with optics, style and TV glam are central to his being.
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Whatever the political optics, Turkey's crisis is in large part a homegrown affair.
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And members of the House Oversight Committee have spoken out about the optics.
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Those dynamics are good for business, but they don't make for great optics.
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I think what's really important to acknowledge is twofold, like optics on lacrosse.
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The optics and justifications may have grown more sophisticated, but that's about it.
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" • "Even if legal, does not mean you should do it -- always consider optics.
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The answer is that the modern address has one overriding redeeming quality: optics.
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Okay, we doubt Obama really was trolling Trump, but think about the optics.
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Fox News has the optics of covering the #ImpeachmentTrial without actually covering it.
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For a White House so obsessed with optics, the question is... why now?
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This is largely about optics, because of course you can tweet while sick.
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Ending the charitable deduction would be both bad optics and disincentivize charitable giving.
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The Imago team bustled around her and explained the optics in the studio.
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Mike's boss, Wilbur Dincon (Adam Heller), is right to worry about the optics.
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While these are admittedly bad optics, there is much more to the story.
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"I don't we should stay just for the optics of staying," said Rep.
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To do so he incorporated electron microscopy, endoscopic fiber optics and custom lenses.
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The Lordstown plant's closure is bad optics for Trump, and he knows it.
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His areas of expertise, in addition to mathematics, included optics, physiology, and meteorology.
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But you might want to take pause and think about the optics here.
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But the point is very much optics are a function there of the regime.
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"The Democrats are looking for the optics of the impeachment hearings," Collins told CNN.
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Making the optics worse, he's also reportedly blocked users who've asked him about it.
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Newt Gingrich breaks down the optics of the president's handling of the immigration debate.
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If you're a birder, check out these 240×248 binoculars from Eagle Optics ($220).
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If you're a birder, check out these 2160×203 binoculars from Eagle Optics ($220).
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The Republicans had brought in Ms Mitchell in an effort to improve their optics.
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Sparing their chief executives the prosecutorial onslaught didn't accomplish much in the optics department.
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Bad actors take advantage of that scale, bringing associated bad optics and regulatory scrutiny.
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Research on the smart glasses was published this week in the journal Optics Express.
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Beyond the many military, technical and legal challenges, there are the optics to consider.
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While the recasting might not be played entirely that way, the optics are bad.
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Both the process and the optics behind the refugee ban have dashed those hopes.
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They can afford it, the optics are great and, again, it's just plain smart.
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A 22W laser used for adaptive optics on the Very Large Telescope in Chile.
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That problem was fixed by spacewalking astronauts, who installed corrective optics in December 1993.
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Established in 2014, Moment built its credibility making lenses with only the best optics.
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But where experts begin to stumble is the literal gray area of cephalopod optics.
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Women's advancement isn't simply about optics, it's about what you do with your access.
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Fedor Jelezko, director of the Institute for Quantum Optics at Ulm University in Germany.
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Too high, and it's an optics issue and the IPO ends up looking unsuccessful.
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The "novel optics" Ashbery speaks of is key to every work, whatever the medium.
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"Just imagine the optics of having a Native American in the family," Duke adds.
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Words -- and the "optics" meant to telegraph them -- are equally as important in recovery.
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It was clumsy, insensitive, and told through the optics of an unapologetic male perspective.
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He will also enjoy the optics of 18,000 American Jews' applauding him at AIPAC.
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Politicians tend to worry more about "optics" than the well-being of federal employees.
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The optics are terrible for the Labor Party, and Dastyari has been demoted again.
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Smaller optics, it's worth pointing out, tend to offer lower quality than larger ones.
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He said officials won't want the optics of poor parents being kicked off Medicaid.
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Fair or not, optics in politics are almost the whole ball game these days.
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The timing once again creates uncomfortable optics when it comes to the FBI's independence.
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"The optics of what happened with Epstein will need to be addressed," Gomez said.
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He knows that, in this genre, the script is less important than the optics.
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Fiber optics employs this same rule to transmit light signals over incredibly long distances.
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"In short, Waymo's supposed trade secret is nothing more than Optics 101," he declared.
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Solitons are now significant in a number of fields, including neurology and fibre optics.
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"Optics" only matter as far as voters care about them, and voters often don't.
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Here's a full review of my experience with the $165.99 Infant Optics DXR-8.
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Next to high-quality optics, the most important resources for a birder are books.
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The problems that the American government complains about are partly a matter of optics.
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Trump was pleased with the optics of the G7 last year, an adviser said.
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"Even if he didn't have an actual conflict, the optics were terrible," he added.
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They also worried about the optics of Mr. Trump traveling to Mr. Kim's doorstep.
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The optics of lynching were rooted in both seeing, and not seeing, black life.
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Kassen, arguing against, was concerned about the optics: Who were they to arbitrate truth?
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Getting the optics just right, people close to Mr. Trump said, was a priority.
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It is not good optics for the hardline Venezuelan opposition to condemn the Pope.
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Just think of the terrible optics those owners would be facing if they tried.
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And they're still indulging in elitist optics at odds with the lessons of 2180.
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It shouldn't — and not just because of the terrible optics of this tragic case.
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Other sections focus on optics, anatomy, mechanical clocks, the study of water, and geometry.
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Dear America: Don't fall for the optics of peace, for Pyongyang's predictable, poisonous ploy.
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The mainstream media jumps on the marginal optics, and they're right on the trigger.
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" King asked during the interview, adding that critics have said "the optics weren't good.
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Benioff is a great salesman and his grasp of optics and spin is unparalleled.
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Either way, the optics of whatever happens next is in the Academy's court now.
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But as bad as those optics are for King, it won't hurt him financially.
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Critics said that campaign was focused more on optics than on actually addressing racism.
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Trump cares only about optics, and yet he and Ivanka, his glossy shield on women's issues, do not seem to realize the bad optics of a viral photo of a crowd of guys applauding themselves for gutting health care protections for women.
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"Trump loves optics, and he loves brands, and he has been burnishing the optics of the presidency, which he thinks need to be dramatically improved," said Christopher Ruddy, the chief executive of the conservative Newsmax Media and a longtime friend of Mr. Trump.
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Roy J. Glauber, a theoretical physicist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1975 for using quantum theory to explain the field of optics and how light interacts with matter, laying the foundation for the field of quantum optics, died on Dec.
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Schliesser explained that, currently, slowing down light would require long coils of fiber optics cables.
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"However they intended it, the result is bad for optics, if nothing else," Tinsely added.
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The fire control, including day and night optics, will be a maximum of three pounds.
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The Midas ED Binocular from Athlon Optics is the perfect pair of binoculars for birdwatching.
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Given the weight of the optics on this specific speech, many applauded Clinton's color choice.
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Nokia also highlights fast, USB-C charging, ZEISS optics on the camera and face recognition.
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I no longer go on any government trips at all because the optics are awful.
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But the case for Guantanamo Bay as a science lab also goes beyond political optics.
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You're right, it's quality not quantity, but quantity is also important from an optics standpoint?
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Several other of the companies named specialize in precision optics, electronics, machine tools or aviation.
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Mr. Willig hopes to get a job working for a railroad or in fiber optics.
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But what we have learned is that again, Damon's optics are faulty and ham-fisted.
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"Someone from Barack's administration might have said that the optics there were bad," she continued.
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The crystal ode to Japanese optics is part of Nikon's celebration of its hundredth anniversary.
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Joining Essilor, the world leader in ophthalmic optics, was by far the most compelling one.
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Clinton's lead in endorsements by labor unions and other groups is not just good optics.
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For instance, Lowe's is reselling glasses that are manufactured and branded by American Paper Optics.
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Tiffany, however, isn't fazed by the optics of her coupling, given her dad's immigration politics.
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The optics of the case, he feared, made the justices wary of taking it on.
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More optics technology is needed, along with a secondary mirror measuring 2.5 feet in diameter.
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And there are reasons why this issue is so crucial beyond just the political optics.
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Prizm is a complete revolution in lens optics built on decades of colour science research.
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Whether or not that was the actual case, the optics likely matter nearly as much.
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Trump attained the headlines and optics he desired, but on the substance he got fleeced.
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This spot comes up with this type of imagery, and the optics is really insensitive.
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Now, let's look at the optics of another crushingly disappointing part of the tax bill.
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But it is Melania Trump who has been seizing the "optics" as the dinner approaches.
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And there's no question that the optics are in its favor in the Playpen case.
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The optics of going ahead with such talks in the circumstances would have been terrible.
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Despite the environmental merits of his measure, the optics for France's young president were poor.
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"If 2018 is the 'Year of the Woman,' the optics don't work," the aide said.
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But with Kavanaugh rather than Coney Barrett, the optics do not bode nearly as well.
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Others have criticized the optics, saying it evokes Soviet Union- and North Korea-style displays.
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Here's one tricky thing about this proposal that maybe shouldn't matter much but does: Optics.
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To back up, it's important to note how important "optics" are to the alt-right.
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Tarzan has always had bad optics — white hero, black land — to state the excessively obvious.
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Sometimes the optics are bad, and I try to point that out in the film.
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This is a moral quandary over equitable employment practices, mental health and, frankly, racial optics.
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The Atlantic's Anika Neklason broke down the complicated, sometimes sexist optics of campaigning-while-parenting.
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How many, I wondered, understood Turrell's technological wizardry or his manipulation of perception and optics?
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"There are no good optics when making an arrest or detaining a suspect," Lawrence added.
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"They might trim the dividends back for optics," said Viola Risk Advisors analyst David Hendler.
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In contrast, the Trump family seems indifferent to optics — and determined to monetize the presidency.
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For the militants, who normally pledge to fight to the death, the optics were humiliating.
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"I took images of the stars as if from space, using adaptive optics," she said.
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Republicans were said to be concerned over the political optics of "dark of night" sessions.
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Anti-war groups planning demonstrations in several cities could create troubling optics for the prince.
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It's not unusual for the former reality TV star to be mindful of the optics.
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Social Optics April has been a cruel month for big brands trying to look cool.
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The IG's recommendation to terminate McCabe is not predicated on timing, "optics" or empathy considerations.
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Apple also generally needs software, display, optics and battery-tech talent for its other products.
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Holden recognized the optics problem while also lamenting that he had to think that way.
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The optics were humiliating for the militants, who normally pledge to fight to the death.
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Optics did not help, though—although he was certainly responsible for some of that, too.
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"A headlong rush right now might not be best from an optics standpoint," Aboulafia said.
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But even if Merkel doesn't like the optics, she can't afford to break the deal.
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Why Maggie might live: There are a couple of reasons, but the first is optics.
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"I think unfortunately for the players, this ... does in fact almost eliminate the optics -- the bad optics -- of half the teams standing and half the teams kneeling, unless those players are interested in possibly having their teams fined and losing their jobs," Wise said.
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The B.J.P. won its historic majority in 2014 thanks partly to its masterful handling of optics.
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"It goes way beyond typical computer science: electrical engineering, physics, thermodynamics, acoustic science, optics," he says.
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How do you think he conducted himself in terms of temperament and optics during the hearing?
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Vortex Optics Viper HD 2018 Roof Prism Binoculars — $559 See Details Take a hike with Pentax.
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OK, enough about the outside, what are the Vive Pro's new optics like to actually use?
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TURLEY: Well, I&aposm someone that has long criticized the selection of justices for the optics.
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The ways Trump's policies have colored the optics around advertising became a major theme last night.
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Apex Legends was surprise-launched this afternoon specifically because Respawn understands and recognizes the optics involved.
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In a business setting, you would put firewalls up to prevent those types of bad optics.
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Screw your optics I'm going in," on social media just minutes before the shooting," CNN reports.
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On the other is Mr. Comey, whose optics imply discipline, self-control and lack of guile.
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But then you can't escape how that casting changes the story dynamic and the optics. Exactly!
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Asked about the "optics" of the Trump administration's hardline policy, Sessions conceded, "it hasn't been good."
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"It really speaks to the fact that the whole project is politics and optics," he said.
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Others argued that bad optics would prevent the company from removing Sandberg, a noted feminist author.
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The optics of the ambitious accomplishment have largely been shaped by a series of design oversights.
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Optics, not substance, are everything in American politics and it's clear who's winning and who's losing.
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The optics on these things don't get much worse than having your smartphone banned from planes.
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For those who equally enjoy U.S. Navy photography and atmospheric optics, this photo is a gem.
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You don't need to be good at numbers to figure out that's not exactly stellar optics.
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He is hiring people who he instinctively likes and for the optics, not based on resumes.
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It's not pure optics — corruption is a serious problem in Saudi, and this could counteract it.
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Obviously it's not quite as good, but the results, published in Biomedical Optics Express, are impressive.
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Here was a powerful telescope, already sitting in orbit, with all of its optics fully functional.
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However, the U.S. is concerned about the optics of a deal being announced on Chinese soil.
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Are you talking about optics, or do you think they need to offer new policies too?
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White House officials realized the optics were terrible: It'd look like they had something to hide.
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Terri Loewenthal photographed rugged landscapes with colored filters and reflective optics to produce these trippy scenes.
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They would lay, splayed and still; by morning, the optics could hit too close to home.
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From Beijing's point of view, managing the optics of the Trump-Xi meeting will be critical.
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The pivotal question becomes about corporate optics and marketing, not fair treatment of the state's citizens.
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There follows some heated crosstalk in which the word "bad optics" bobs rudely to the surface.
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With adaptive optics, astronomers use mirrors to correct for all the distortion introduced by Earth's atmosphere.
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But Republican leaders, concerned about the optics, urged the conference to hold off on a vote.
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Today's negative optics, in other words, are storing up trouble for aluminium supply in coming years.
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Her mother is a technician at Rochester Precision Optics, which makes lenses for night-vision goggles.
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To his aides, it was a sign the optics of the summit were of paramount importance.
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But the optics of Elliott traveling to a resort town while holding out could provoke criticism.
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The optics could not have been any better, having almost a cinematic feel to it all.
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But why even worry about optics when they're dealing with people who are kind of desperate?
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Fiber optics cables also work by transmitting sound for telephone landlines, or radio waves for cellphones.
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Ben and Mike try to protest, acknowledging that the optics of that move would be terrible.
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Even so, not great optics rn for Twitter to have shadow-banned some prominent Republicans, esp.
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Yet beyond optics, she took on issues more overtly women-focused than those of her competitors.
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Those solutions, they were not serious, they were not solving problems, but they were good optics.
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Republicans, mindful of those optics, hired Rachel Mitchell, an Arizona prosecutor, to handle questioning for them.
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Even if the Trump Organization's pressure tactics fail to affect Varela, there's still an optics issue.
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Trump liked the optics of a black celebrity from Chicago standing with him on criminal justice.
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The agency has long been hesitant about such raids because of the bad optics they generate.
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It leads to segments debating Trump's deal-making abilities and the "optics" of health care reform.
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Mr. Erdogan dismissed issues of interoperability, brand loyalties or the geopolitical optics of such a sale.
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For such an old game with outdated optics, Pandemic 2 is a surprisingly detailed strategy game.
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"I think you will see them take extra efforts on the optics front for this president."
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It's a moment of potentially fraught optics for a president who cares deeply about his image.
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MUSE is the first instrument to benefit from two adaptive optics modes: wide field and narrow.
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Trudeau got some boxing tips from Ali, but more than anything ... this seems all about optics.
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To trade professionals, it was an odd move — not in its substance, but in its optics.
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Others noted that optics of accepting campaign contributions from state and local lobbyists are less controversial.
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From an optics perspective, some of the more establishment types around the president see the opening.
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Rembrandt's choice of material, the researchers say, suggests that he did employ such setups with optics.
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Haro also established the National Institute of Astrophysics, Optics, and Electronics to help support science students.
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But, then again, Trump's meeting with Putin might have generated bad optics for reasons beyond geopolitics.
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"He'll figure out what are the laws, what exactly is legal and not legal, and he'll do that and not care about the optics because, guess what, for the last year and a half he's not cared about optics and he got elected president," Abramoff said.
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Samsung also upgraded the optics a bit, going from 96-degree field of view to 101 degrees.
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It's camera optics are also reportedly capable of 3D "depth" (not to be confused with augmented reality).
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He understands, quite brilliantly, the optics of the small, the miniature, the literally cut-down-to size.
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And trying to keep users in the dark for the sake of optics isn't an uncommon move.
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Infant Optics DXR-8 Video Baby Monitor w/ Interchangeable Lens for $123.47 at Amazon (list price $229.99).
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Bitmovin's technology does more to solve the issues related to optics-quality mismatches between different VR headsets.
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It presents a WYSIWYG facade to those granted access rather than performing in the theater of optics.
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Especially when women of color influencers are being used for diversity optics on their company Instagram feeds.
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VR Optics is not claiming that the bike built by Villency Design Group infringes on the patent.
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It doesn't factor into their bullshit electability analysis or their debate night optics chatter about Pistol Pete.
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Trump on Friday called Price a "very fine person," but added, "I certainly don't like the optics."
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Grant beat Lee on the battlefield, but he lost the battle of optics after the war ended.
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But scientists were able to resort to the most modern techniques in quantum optics to overcome this.
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The state media in China controls the optics of this, so we don't know the real statistics.
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In Thuringia, for example, old industries like textiles have given way to laser technology, optics and tourism.
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"The optics would have been worse," she said, noting that a governor has not dissented since 2005.
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Nikon started as an optics company and has endured as one, even as photography has evolved considerably.
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Asked if she is staying away from the campaign plane because of the optics, the aide demurred.
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Welcome to "Optics Valley" - a role model for Germany's East in a big year for the region.
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The optics of two of Silicon Valley's biggest companies going head-to-head is hard to deny.
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Smart devices, social networks, cloud computing, and even online streaming all rely on fiber optics to function.
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Based on the optics ... Katy's COMPLETELY over whatever went down in Vegas between Orlando and Selena Gomez.
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The optics are already bad, but it's what the public isn't seeing that has us more concerned.
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Democrats' hope of securing witnesses appeared doomed, but the optics of what was to follow still mattered.
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The optics of Strange's appointment will likely be a prime line of attack for his Senate opponents.
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Asus developed the Zoom's optical system in partnership with HOYA, a team of optics experts in Japan.
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But the optics of the encounter already cemented the public view of Trump's relationship with Russia: friendly.
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If I have a choice to make between my family and political optics, I choose my family.
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Today, Franken is aware that it might be bad optics to paint himself as the wronged party.
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"It's almost certainly going to be a great visit because it's about the optics," said one politician.
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According to the source, they realize the optics of making a call on DACA would be unhelpful.
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Lyft was not the only Silicon Valley company to take an optics-heavy stand against Trump's ban.
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Nunes is saying that the optics are bad, and that is all there is to the story.
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On Tuesday, though, we were reminded that he is still the senator, and those optics are important.
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In Moscow and Pyongyang, there is satisfaction with both the optics and substance of Trump administration policies.
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If there is not going to be a material change, why add to the optics of obstruction?
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But the panel had been hastily canceled by organizers worried about the optics of such a discussion.
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The Hill declared that the optics of putting Putin in the Oval Office would be political suicide.
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You know they're confident about getting their man when they've moved on to the optics of it.
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The president earlier on Friday said he didn't like the "optics" and was "not happy" with Price.
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The optics checklist is reviewed by the department's ethics office and potentially by HHS's chief of staff.
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If much of diplomacy is optics, President Trump seems to have left his opera glasses at home.
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He is not the first to suggest that old master painters used optics for their famous portraits.
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Even with the use of optics, Rembrandt was deserving of the title "old master," Mr. O'Neill said.
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The beats that work — like Rachel's media-optics shorthand — only work because characters realize the game's rigged.
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Smith Optics' Barra sunglasses ($169) are a subtle hybrid between utilitarian angler and out-and-about urbanite.
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While the negative optics surely open Biden up to criticism, there's no evidence any laws were broken.
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While very troubling, the optics and operations of the group are far from the most pressing concern.
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His chief concern was the "optics" of someone dying on the way to one of his events.
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But when you go beyond optics, it seems that celebrating true diversity is a more elusive endeavor.
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Optics, microfluidics and electronics are nearly an order of magnitude less expensive than just a decade ago.
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Why it matters, per Axios' Future editor Steve LeVine: Tesla CEO Elon Musk has an optics problem.
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So it's turning to a website with around 80 million visitors each month, no matter the optics.
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If bad optics begets more fear, and an even lower valuation, it may kill a 2019 IPO.
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At most, it can be a personal decision, one upheld for reasons of either ethics or optics.
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The optics of heading from a climate forum to a fossil fuel executive's fund-raiser are awful.
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By embracing abstraction, optics, and extreme material contrasts, I explore the boundaries between painting, sculpture and installation.
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And trying to separate the awards process from the #MeToo movement could also result in disastrous optics.
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Perhaps more than anything at this early stage, State Department employees are seriously annoyed by the optics.
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"The optics of Obama golfing while Louisiana residents languished in flood waters was striking," the editorial said.
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This would avoid asking one nation to "go first," an optics game that could derail the process.
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The telescope's Multi Unit Spectroscopic Explorer (MUSE) instrument works with what's called the GALACSI adaptive optics module.
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Here's an idea of what the planet looks like through the telescope with and without adaptive optics.
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The heavy pro-Israel tilt of Trump's peace proposal was evident in the optics of the unveiling.
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"Nothing escapes you," said an ad for an optics company that makes, among other things, rifle scopes.
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When that project ended, he and an artist-friend, Erhard Hössle, built Imago around the powerful optics.
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As shallow as it might seem, optics are now the most important part of the impeachment fight.
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"I do recognize the optics of this are not good," Shulkin said, according to The Washington Post.
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"The optics couldn't be any worse," said Mr. Weiss, who has held several government national security posts.
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We watched Marine sharpshooters disappear into a field while their instructors hunted them with high-powered optics.
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That concentrates one generation's sensibility and perspective at the summit, and, strategically speaking, the optics aren't optimal.
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But the optics were poor, and James has not been an exemplar of team-building this season.
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Privately, his circle has fretted to supporters about the optics of his early reliance on larger contributors.
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The optics weren't great: Until Bee herself got ahold of the image and released her own version: .
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Whether photonics design and manufacturing (Nanocomp); X-ray cameras (Advacam); ALD (Picosun, Beneq); camera tech (Nokia, Microsoft); spectral imaging (Specim, Spectral Engine) optics manufacturing (Oplatek, Millog); laser tech (Cajo, Primoceler); automation (OptoFidelity), QA (Helmee Imaging) or silicon photonics (Rockley Photonics), the state of the country's optics ecosystem is strong.
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HMD has already unveiled a trio of Nokia-branded Android smartphones, but none of them feature Zeiss optics.
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The current situation, he says, is both familiar and predictable: They're totally consumed by scandal and bad optics.
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In the face of the outcry against Trump's executive order, such a grand gesture makes for good optics.
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It is seeking new revenue streams from the deployment of a fibre optics network and new TV services.
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Celeste Kidd, Brain & Cognitive Sciences professor from the University of Rochester pointed out the potential issue of optics.
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At the JPL, he worked on "free-space optics" that allowed for communication with the International Space Station.
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The Waylens Horizon is essentially a conical, dense metal camera replete with optics, onboard processing power and battery.
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But more damaging than the loss of a few squeaky wheels has been the overall optics for Google.
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These are the optics by which our communities of color interpret where you stand in relation to us.
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Caption: Optical systems engineer Eric Browy looks through a photonics verification test rig in Magic Leap's optics lab.
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"In spite of the optics, I care deeply about saving lives," Cross wrote in an email to CNN.
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Light and optics are complicated over long distances because of interference, noise and other physical and environmental factors.
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It emphasizes how much more aware people are becoming of the optics and realities of sexism in tech.
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World leader summits are largely about optics and presenting a united front to the rest of the world.
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In comparing low-light shots between the G7 and Galaxy S9+, Samsung's superior optics gave it the edge.
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New fiber optics networks, which send data as pulses of light along strands of glass, really are better.
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The optics of the DUP propping up a pro-Brexit, Conservative government only add fuel to the fire.
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Despite having advanced optics tech, Magic Leap is still pretty bulky and unlikely to see much use outdoors.
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Otherwise it's just good optics and opportunism, and not real change for the majority of women in America.
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She soon realizes she was hired by with the prestigious law firm for positive optics, not her expertise.
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The S8 takes some cues from Google's software-heavy approach and marries that with great optics and hardware.
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The optics are great — brave and idealistic young CEO sacrifices himself so that the company can live on.
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At one point, Strzok suggested that his removal from the special counsel's Russia investigation was driven by optics.
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This time, it's his interest in photography and optics that might be most relevant to Waymo v. Uber.
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Proper optics and a real zoom lens feel like absolute game changers when it comes to smartphone photography.
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MirraViz says the projector screen needs high-quality DLP optics and lenses to make the layering effect work.
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But that only works if the optics game of a subscription service being a massive deal stays alive.
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Once the display technology matures, sensors, optics and compute power catch up; AR will pick up the baton.
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Republicans' appointment of Mitchell avoided the optics of men asking a woman intimate, insensitive questions about sexual misconduct.
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While not illegal, the Camerons' use of inheritance tax loopholes was not great for the prime minister's optics.
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Ne-Yo was very careful to explain that he didn't put money in Holberton for the good optics.
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They have to fit within a few millimeters of depth, which limits their optics to a few configurations.
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Plus, the dude invented calculus, wrote a lengthy treatise about optics, and dabbled in alchemy for good measure.
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Acacia employees will become part of Cisco's Optical Systems and Optics business upon the close, the companies said.
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This is the first Nokia-branded Android phone to feature Zeiss optics on the front and rear cameras.
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Yet given the optics of Lindsay's cast, there's more at work than Pemberton's striving for pure romantic compatibility.
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Other optics, power sources, and more crystals further tune the shape, duration, and power of the laser pulse.
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"You'll see these optics addressed," the official said, declining to name which female senators will join the group.
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However, the biggest gainer was optical lens maker Fujian Forecam Optics Co, which jumped 210.01% by lunch break.
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And an integrated slide-over lens cover should help ease your mind in terms of damaging the optics.
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To avoid the optics of missing a 9/85033 event in a state she once represented as Senator.
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These are the kinds of bad optics that can wear on a presidency and help create a narrative.
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But Trump, who has long had a keen eye for optics, decided to move over to the bust.
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But Sanders failed to respond effectively during the debate, and optics are more important than accuracy in campaigns.
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When it comes to ethics and optics, few early decisions are as impactful as setting your own salary.
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Samsung's behaving like a camera company when it comes to the actual photographic optics of the S16019073, too.
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Even if there is no cover-up, the optics of firing the guy investigating you are insanely bad.
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J&J entered the eye surgery space in 2016 when it announced it would acquire Abbott Medical Optics.
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The study included a series of experiments, one of which involved 154 costumers in an optics retail store.
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I don't believe her, but maybe that's what the creators of Venus Optics' new camera lens are thinking.
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With optics like these, why not supercharge your life by carrying the semi-precious stones everywhere you go?
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The optics of Germany seeking a way around the rules for its largest lender would be especially problematic.
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But Comey based major decisions in the Justice Department on Russian disinformation because of the optics of it!
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Germany maintains a technological advantage in optics, air-independent submarine propulsion, electronic sensors, satellites, cryptography and cyber defense.
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First, the obvious: The optics are poor when anything with the word "deal" can be attached to it.
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"The optics are bad," one said, adding that housing children at the bases could cause local civilian demonstrations.
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The screen on the VAVA monitor is also much larger and clearer than the Infant Optics DXR-8.
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"It was horrible optics, but they're getting away with it," Blum says of the White House photo op.
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This high-end Infant Optics baby monitor comes with interchangeable lenses and remote-control pan and zoom features.
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This high-end Infant Optics baby monitor comes with interchangeable lenses and remote-control pan and zoom features.
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Optics firm Lumentum Holdings Inc, an Apple supplier, climbed 11.1 percent after reporting quarterly results earlier on Wednesday.
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A blood sample on a plastic tube is inserted into the black box, which contains optics and hardware.
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Though the EPA employees may not be breaking the law, the optics may cause problems for the agency.
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The optics around the deal are terrible, and it is a transaction in which no winners will emerge.
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The optics of race is crucial in the framing of how black and white women are perceived sexually.
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He called the separation policy "atrocious" and "inhumane" and said the president should consider the "optics" of it.
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The optics of a committee of all white men questioning Hill, who is African-American, also aged poorly.
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Once the data is encoded, it can be retrieved by a system that uses artificial intelligence and optics.
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"This is all about optics," said Harsh V. Pant, an international relations professor at King's College in London.
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The optics are proving tricky, especially for the French government, which holds a 15 percent stake in Renault.
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The optics were awkward for the White House, but Mr. Trump was clearly grateful for Mr. Dermer's support.
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Sanders himself is well aware that, on the level of optics, he himself is not an ideal messenger.
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" Ms. Switlyk added: "Made a perfect 200 yard shot and dropped him with the gunwerks and nightforce-optics!
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"Do you think I care about optics?" asked Baldwin's indifferent Trump at the end of his SNL interview.
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Words and optics make a big difference, not only politically, but in solving whatever crisis faces the country.
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Such a deal always seemed more about political optics than economic returns, which will almost surely be modest.
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But as the elaborate state visit came to a close, its outcome appeared more about optics than policy.
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For all of Mr. Lavrov's jovial spin, though, the optics were not what the Kremlin had in mind.
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Happer, who is not a climate expert, specialized in atomic physics and the study of optics at Princeton.
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During his time at Yale, Dr. Bouchet researched optics and was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
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The optics that the tax cuts would boost the prices of stock he owned apparently didn't concern Perdue.
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Zeal Optics Observation Deck Technology — available winter 2020/'21Innovation in ski and snowboard goggles is a yearly tradition.
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The optics during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to India in January could hardly have been better.
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"The optics don't look good," said Vivek Dehejia, a senior fellow at Mumbai-based think tank IDFC Institute.
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He has acknowledged that the "optics of this are not good" but maintains that he did nothing improper.
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While the Democrats may have won the fight on substance, they lost the overall battle on the optics.
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While the Democrats may have won the fight on substance, they lost the overall battle on the optics.
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In the end, it has come down to optics—the most inane argument there is in sports discourse.
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" When asked if it's also "not great optics" for the video and headline to be posted on the website for which he works — and was sourced from an anti-Muslim activist — Watson said, "I didn't comment on the content of the videos, I commented on the optics of retweeting Britain First.
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Michelle Obama's marigold dress showcased optimism, the Cuban-American designer Narciso Rodriguez and the administration's careful control of optics.
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To mimic the image-making role of the optics in conventional cameras, the OPA manipulates incoming light using electrons.
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For Modi, the optics of the budget will be as important as the implementation of many of the measures.
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But the president, who is intensely focused on optics, was said to be critical of Spicer's on-camera image.
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Upon launching strikes, wing-mounted seeker optics receive the reflected laser energy from the target, BAE weapons developers said.
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Optics firm Lumentum Holdings Inc, an Apple supplier, also climbed 10.3 percent after reporting quarterly results earlier on Wednesday.
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Just make sure to buy ISO-certified glasses from trusted manufactures, like this 10-pack from American Paper Optics.
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The Nokia 8 is rumored to include a dual-camera system with 13-megapixel sensors and Carl Zeiss optics.
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It would not be unreasonable to guess that these are, as far as optics, the same cameras as before.
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If these optics don't make it obvious the former Bachelor isn't doing well, Ben's confessional interview brings it home.
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Short shorts coming soon to Tesla merch Drunk-driving optics aside, selling tequila is smarter than keychains or hats.
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As technology advanced, I used night vision goggles and global positioning systems and drones and lasers and thermal optics.
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Diplomatic interactions are normally tightly scripted because of how much word choice and optics matters, Asia Society's Ford said.
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But whether Daniels wins or loses in court, the optics and fallout from the case are still importantly politically.
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And even the best phone cameras don't have optics anywhere near as good as those found on a GoPro.
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Trading was nevertheless crazy in several stocks, with shares of optical lens maker Fujian Forecam Optics Co surging 49%.
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"We were able to build a train timetable because we could detect it in the fiber optics," he said.
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I totally get that Paul Ryan isn't going full Nazi, but ffs, let us laugh at the fucking optics.
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Despite the optics, Smilde said he suspected that Maduro would nonetheless find a way to take advantage of it.
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" But here's the counterargument via Politico's Jake Sherman: "In scheduling this hearing, Democrats TOLD us it was about optics.
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Aside from locomotion, one of the most significant technical problems plaguing VR devices have to do with their optics.
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Hewlett-Packard, building on its expertise in optics, thinks that photons—the fundamental particles of light—hold the key.
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It was an instant contrast to the optics of their first meeting in March, which signaled a strained relationship.
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Fibre optics will enable IBC to supply internet infrastructure services of up to 1 gigabyte per second to operators.
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This is especially true of politics, which, in the age of TV, is almost entirely about optics and entertainment.
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"Ahead of the Trump-Xi summit favorable optics may have been a consideration," he said in a Monday note.
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" Ashbery went on to state: "A curious anxiety, tempered by the exhilaration of her novel optics is the result.
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This should theoretically put the HDK 2's optics in the same weight class as the Rift and Vive.
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The same had to be true for the branding of the companies manufacturing backpacks, knives, optics, and magazine pouches.
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Some have questioned if the move is designed to avoid the optics of 11 male Republican senators questioning Ford.
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Team: Will Schumaker (PhD in optics from Stanford/UMich), Michael Leung (PhD student in EE from Stanford/Waterloo). ContextSmith
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Concern over the optics of being away from work contributes to a large share of Americans' unused vacation days.
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Some provisions in the Republican tax bill, to be voted on soon, are a colossal train wreck, terrible optics.
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Some have questioned if the move is designed to avoid the optics of 11 male Republican senators questioning Ford.
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"The optics in the dining hall were troubling, and very different from what the conference goals were," she said.
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The licensing deal is with Lumus, an optics company that makes the core display components for augmented reality glasses.
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As for Ms. Jones's given occupation as a transit worker, it leaves me, once again, annoyed by the optics.
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The Wingspan Optics Spectator (8 x 32) are compact and lightweight and have solid specs at an affordable price.
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This culture does not occur in a vacuum, it grows when there is little concern with ethics and optics.
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Glass optics aside, the testers were reminiscent of well-coordinated magician's assistants, with their confident but dramatically fluid movements.
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The optics of politics might present a steeper hurdle than the law in the Garner investigation, Mr. Yeomans said.
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He bemoaned the optics of the matter, which he said obscured what otherwise had been a cost-saving tenure.
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Even worse for May's optics, Rudd held it down for the Tories even though her father died Monday night.
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I went out and actually did DNA synthesis, fiber optics and was even a sushi chef for a while.
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"We can't actually build any optics bigger than Hubble and still have it fit inside a rocket," Bikkannavar explained.
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There are a host of advantages to using fiber optics cables over traditional copper wires for our communications needs.
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This is a perpetual optics issue with Apple, which has amassed a cash pile of more than $200 billion.
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As some White House reporters pointed out in the briefing, revoking their clearances has the optics of political retaliation.
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They have done that in fiber optics, with holdings like Oclaro, Fabrinet and Finisar, all recent double-digit gainers.
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Outside the Beltway, many Americans have been skeptical that the changes in Saudi Arabia are more than nice optics.
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Outsourcing this responsibility to female aides or an outside female lawyer because of bad optics is sexist and cowardly.
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Others in European far-right networks had voiced similar concerns about the "bad optics" from the event, he said.
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Critics might argue that focusing on Biden's optics distracts from the profound policy debate that Democrats want to hear.
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Even if it was casual recreation, the optics were bad and he — and his campaign — should have known it.
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During his time at Yale, he did research on optics and was elected to the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
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"Decisions were made on politics and optics, rather than the informed opinion of our doctors and scientists," Schumer said.
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The optics of just interviewing and considering Heidi Cruz for the World Bank position is great for his image.
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"Cultural optics," so important to Mr. Trump during his reality-television days, are equally important in the White House.
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"It's bad optics," said Kathleen Dumais, a Democratic member of the House of Delegates who sponsored the House bill.
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Supermarkets and grocery stores around his hotel in Wuhan's Optics Valley area are running out of supplies, he said.
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Optics really mattered, and that seemed to be cutting it pretty close, even if nothing nefarious was going on.
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"It would help the optics in the Senate if we could at least agree on the rules," said Sen.
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Though Bowers ultimately wrote "screw your optics, I'm going in" just minutes before the shooting, it was too late.
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"I think my poll numbers show that I don't care about political optics," Christie said at a press conference.
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But Snyder's political rise highlights how the harsh economic realities that lead to outsourcing make for bad political optics.
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Because they don't rely on light and optics, like cameras do, they can "see" through walls, smoke and darkness.
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"The optics are not that great right now in terms of whether people will honor their commitments," she said.
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"So sorry to have missed the racial optics of it," the show's creator, Dave Malloy said on Twitter Friday.
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"I certainly don't like the optics,'' Mr. Trump told reporters, although he called Mr. Price "a very fine man.
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Attempting to parcel through the optics was difficult because it began to resemble a snake eating its own tale.
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On alt-right message boards, they're howling that this makes them cowards, questioning the motives of the optics camp.
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EXCLUSIVE: these are 2 of 23 guns found in #LasVegas shooter's hotel room at #MandalayBay - hammer, bipod, optics, ammo.
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So while it's unlikely the testimony will move the needle for Democrats in Congress or people in the center of the country, it will certainly work to harden Trump's base... The "optics" debate All over social media on Wednesday, there were complaints about pundits who were commenting on the "optics" of the hearings.
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You also won't get as much light coming through, but that, again, is just the nature of smaller optics — these are 8 x 30, which one fanatic at Optics Talk said will cover you from 5.5 feet out to a mountain a mile away ("all in one clockwise rotation of the focusing knob").
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Obviously, those optics weren't good — girls should feel just as empowered as boys to be interested in the space program.
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Optics and staging are imperative in conveying the message, and in framing the messenger to appear strong and in command.
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Robison had reportedly argued to her that the optics of a candidate being alone with a woman was too dangerous.
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The company: Luminar already has 150 employees, and recently opened a facility in Orlando, a hotbed of optics engineering talent.
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Obama is over six feet tall, but it's always better to be safe than sorry when it comes to optics.
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According to Google, the specs detail things like optics and comfort — all of the sorts of bits one would anticipate.
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In not-so low-light, better optics and Samsung's scene optimizer means the Note 9's photos looks way better.
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The optics are terrible for Republicans, but McConnell must believe this gives his party its best chance at legislative success.
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Nonetheless there were criticisms made related to optics — for instance when he went on vacation during the 2016 Louisiana floods.
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Holmes' appearance is just that: a matter of carefully manufactured optics, not unlike projecting the appearance of a functioning company.
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Not only are the lens optics new (multi-element and coated glass), the attachment system look and work differently, too.
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"The optics is really where you see a bottleneck in all of these solutions," Lumus CEO Ari Grobman tells TechCrunch.
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It is an honor to hold one of those seats and it shouldn&apost be given to you on optics.
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If the shares are priced too high on their first day, they could fall and create less-than-ideal optics.
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Second, and most importantly, there's just no escaping the terrible optics of planting a Japanese person in a white body.
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The larger boon is that you can use Canon EF-mount lenses, which are widely available and have excellent optics.
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The optics of Facebook's founder with his right hand raised would likely be anathema to the feverishly PR-conscious company.
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The second problem, glare, is best dealt with by inserting an opaque disc called a coronagraph into a telescope's optics.
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" "We did correct for the optics of the lens slightly as people's heads get distorted through the wide angle lens.
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Still, the optics aren't good on this, and show the limitations bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies face to become more mainstream.
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Considering the AR/VR piece of the next major technology shift, most component optimization is still focused on cameras/optics.
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To get there, park around Spruce and Broadway and it's in the same building as Zeal Optics and Unseen Bean.
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I used super high-speed video [with a Phantom Miro LC320s camera and a Vision Optics Laowa ultra-macro lens.].
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After all, revenue is really the bottom line here, even if the optics of a sales dip aren't as cheery.
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The great Dutch master experimented with the effects of light, mathematics and optics to enhance the realism of his works.
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Conversely, infrastructure is going to become increasingly important as LTE and constrained fiber-optics internet connections won't cut it anymore.
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The optics of accepting recommendations might cause some founders to feel like they are a necessary part of their applications.
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The system uses very simple optics, so there's no steering, no rotating elements and no optical rays to account for.
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Does this put Washington and Pyongyang on a path toward sustained peace, or was this mostly about optics and headlines?
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HMD is also using a dual-camera system at the rear with a 163-megapixel primary camera and ZEISS optics.
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Magic Leap has also, strangely, decided to build a critical component called "the diffractive optics" at a factory in Florida.
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This is now possible, thanks to Luminar's growing manufacturing footprint in Orlando, which is ground zero for the optics industry.
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