1 a device attached to a bottle of spirits in a bar that measures the correct amount for one (= one small drink)
2 referring to the eyes:
the optic nerve
Optic flow, for instance, specifies relative motion with regard to the visual environment.
From the peripheral retina, where there is little fasciculation, axons converge on the optic disc.
The deformable mirror is placed before the final focusing optic (the experimental optic) and the wavefront sensor is placed after the focal spot.
The distance of the cell to the center of the optic nerve head was measured and taken as the cell's eccentricity.
The transsynaptically labeled cells were char ted using phase optics on a photomicroscope equipped with a drawing tube.
From the lab to the clinic: activation of an alpha-2 agonist pathway is neuroprotective in models of retinal and optic nerve injury.
Monocular stimulation increases deoxyglucose uptake in ipsilateral primary optic centers of the rat.
Not only did such canons apply to natural science and to mathematics, but they applied to "mixed sciences" such as optics and mechanics as well.
