lenses

Likewise in the novel, things have changed constantly—new Nikons are coming out, new lenses.

But regardless of their different lenses, she said, “there seems to be a convergence of interests” between the two sides.

He did not wipe away the tears, but the long lenses of the television cameras showed him blinking them back behind his glasses.

Pitt cut his hair and wore brown contact lenses to de-pretty himself.

We should learn to look at climate change simultaneously through two very different lenses.

By means of other lenses and prisms an image of the external object is thus made visible to those within the submarine.

Beardsley looked up brightly, and even through those lenses Mandleco could see the sharp focus.

Campani published in 1678 a work on horology, and on the manufacture of lenses for telescopes.

The thick triple lenses were free from clouding, and the glasses between them kept out the biting cold of the heights.

Details became more and more perceptible, as if I were gradually changing the lenses of a microscope.