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
No pathological changes were observed around the larva, neither in the optic nerve nor in the brain, including the optic chiasma.
Consistent with the geometrical optics approximation, we shall treat the measured data as a weakly time-dependent spectrum with welldefined sharp (quasimonochromatic) peaks.
One of these consists of the pathways connecting the basal ganglia with the mesencephalic optic tectum.
Dendritic morphologies of retinal ganglion cells projecting to the nucleus of the optic tract in the rabbit.
The first corresponds to geometrical optics effects, while the second is associated with diffraction.
The dry nitrogen evaporating from the dewar is also used to flush the case, thus avoiding moisture condensation effects on the optics.
Thus, we are not impressed when they take the hypothetical existence of perfect virtual-reality devices to prove optic array ambiguity.
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.
