10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OPTICIST»
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opticist in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
opticist and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Annals of Ophthalmology: A Quarterly Journal and Review of ...
In regard to the term "opticist," however, there is one important consideration
which may become a boon to the qualified refractionists and serve to some extent
at least to purify and legitimatize the profession. The word "opticist" was coined
by ...
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The Annals of Ophthalmology
In regard to the term "opticist," however, there is one important consideration
which may become a boon to the qualified refrac tionists and serve to some
extent at least to purify and legitimatize the profession. The word "opticist" was
coined by ...
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The Ophthalmic Record: A Monthly Review of the Progress of ...
The solution of the question seemed to be furnished by the Century and Standard
dictionaries, which give the word "opticist," defining it as "a person skilled or
engaged in the study of optics ; optics being that branch of physical science
which ...
The solution of the question seemed to be furnished by the Century and Standard
dictionaries, which give the word "opticist," defining it as "a person skilled or
engaged in the study of optics ; optics being that branch of physical science
which ...
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The North American Journal of Homeopathy
While I am not a physician, yet, as the first officially recognized opticist in America
, I am preeminently qualified to deal with optical defects of vision, which demand
a strictly scientific and practical application of the laws of optics. I therefore ...
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Ecologies of Knowledge: Work and Politics in Science and ...
What gets lost in his critique of the opticist picture is the local adequacy of its use.
If we figure that the "contemplative conception of knowledge" is, in Garfinkel's
terms, a "production account," its general epistemic inadequacies are beside the
...
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Optical SuperComputing: First International Workshop, OSC ...
Our team (grouped by affiliation) was – Joseph Shamir, The Technion (consultant
) – Andrey Zavalin, Fisk University (opticist) – Lei Qian, Fisk University (logician)
– Chandra Vikram, Fisk University (opticist) – John Caulfield, Fisk University ...
Shlomi Dolev, Tobias Haist, Mihai Oltean,
2008
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Bulletin of the National Research Council
Research staff : Charles Sheard, 1 physicist, 1 physicist and physical opticist, 1
physiological opticist, I astronomer, 1 general chemist, 1 physical chemist, 1
metallurgist and 7 assistants, including mechanician. Research work: Full time of
14 ...
Research staff : Charles Sheard, I physicist, I physicist and physical opticist, I
physiological opticist, I astronomer, I general chemist, I physical chemist, I
metallurgist and 7 assistants, including mechanician. Research work: Full time of
14 on ...
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Industrial Research Laboratories of the United States, ...
Research staff : Charles Sheard, 1 physicist, 1 physicist and physical opticist, 1
physiological opticist, 1 astronomer, 1 general chemist, 1 physical chemist, 1
metallurgist and 7 assistants, including mechanician. Research work: Full time of
14 ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OPTICIST»
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opticist is used in the context of the following news items.
An Early-19th-Century Scientist's Close-Up Portraits of Pollen
In 1830, English opticist Joseph Jackson Lister developed a lens that reduced an aberration that had previously plagued people using ... «Slate Magazine, May 15»
China's finest telescope to scan most celestial spectra
The idea was developed from the spherical and aspherical mirror combination, invented by German opticist B. V. Schmidt in 1931. It also uses ... «Xinhua, Jun 09»