astigmatic

Easy to lose your balance when you have an acute astigmatic condition, he said to himself.

This will compensate for the astigmatic aberration of the eye.

A recent Brazilian study found that 34% of the students in one city were astigmatic.

He could see, but not well, as if he were looking through heavy astigmatic lenses.

Two of three of the babies were myopic or astigmatic.

Such an astigmatic view of course excludes them from the main focus of research.

With raindrops bouncing off your astigmatic eyeballs, it's difficult to tell.

Sometimes the problem is myopic politicians and astigmatic experts.

An astigmatic person would perceive the length of the man and his life-size image as equivalent.

The 20th century turned him into an astigmatic, hashish-loving mystic.

Compact disc players use an astigmatic lens for focusing.

Television is an astigmatic medium, and they don't apply the corrective lens to get it into focus.

(The old one, which was ground by an optician, turned out to be astigmatic.)

This method, however, problematic especially for astigmatic prescriptions.

If the central cornea is not symmetrical or uniform we say it is "astigmatic."

"No trace of chromatic, spherical, or astigmatic aberration," he reported in surprise.

"First, I'd repudiate all the evidence of the twelve astigmatic adults and the one bright-eyed child.

You may well be astigmatic.

Mr. Cunningham's view of the ballet idiom, however, is fascinatingly astigmatic.

Systems in which the two astigmatic surfaces coincide are termed anastigmatic or stigmatic.

Frances had to leave college her junior year, as Ida Fuller did also, because of astigmatic headaches.

These are specially constructed to cope with astigmatic people such as myself and have two tiny lines on their edges which mean 'This way up'.

What are you, near- or far-sighted or astigmatic?

The astigmatic custom eyepiece diopter is no longer offered by Leica.

New phenomena unique to rings appeared, including lock-in, pulling, astigmatic beams, and special polarizations.