Preposition: of

• eye: Changes in pupil size alter the optics of the eye, resulting in changes in the quality of the retinal image.

• microscope: Removal of the camera's lens and using only the optics of the microscope may improve the results.

Converse of object

• focus: Note: The strings listed below for the focal plane instrumentation are sufficient to imply the HRMA provided the focusing optics.

• use: The appropriate calibration for the optics used is selected in the measure tab drop down menu shown below.

Adjective modifier

• adaptive: Two techniques, active optics and adaptive optics has been devised to overcome these.

• geometrical: The ' hierarchy of optics ' from quantum optics down to paraxial geometrical optics - how does it all fit together?

• internal: It can be separated from the upper body very easily to permit cleaning of the internal optics.

• active: Physical optics are the ' active optics ' of the time of the speed of light.

Modifies a noun

• rig: Meeting with Bridge to discuss manpower required for simultaneous deployment of nets, CTD and optics rig.

• supplier: Within Europe, the UK is the largest fiber optics supplier, with nearly 50 % of European output.

• technology: The great clarity of this recently released image was made possible by " rubber mirror " adaptive optics technology.

• industry: Academic support Underpinning the fiber optics industry is a world-class science base.

• system: We are developing adaptive optics systems to overcome these limitations.

• control: Both PWFS1 and PWFS2 perform primary mirror active optics control in addition to directing the tip/tilt secondary mirror.

Noun used with modifier

• fiber: Currently, fiber optics networks are not completely optical.

• fiber: Within Europe, the UK is the largest fiber optics supplier, with nearly 50 % of European output.

• quantum: Experiments: My journey to a quantum optics lab in Malvern started on the slopes of Italian Dolomites.

• atom: Even more complicated integrated atom optics devices and networks, similar to integrated circuits for electrons, can be devised.

• wireless: The millimeter wave electric company technology has been dubbed " wireless optics " since it provides gigabit high-speed throughput between transmission sites.

• camera: The camera optics were surprisingly good for what looked like a tiny pinhole lens.