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And everybody looks at that pretty much through the same optic.

He left the Optic and leaned on the bar to face them.

The distances they quote is pretty short for fiber optic.

It was all right before because we were connected entirely by fiber optic.

Generally, fiber optic is used only in phone network trunk lines.

The actual configuration was known as a "circle five" primary optic.

In 1988 the 4th Order optic was replaced by a rotating beacon.

These effects alter the way the optic reflects and transmits light.

And the improved optic was a solid lump under her left eyelid.

A similar optic was installed for the Bishop Rock light the previous year.

Another version of basically the same sight is the M145 machine gun optic.

The English word optic is derived from this word.

What does optic have to do with telephoning?

Another of the crew pushed aside his magnifying optic.

It is produced by a 12 Volt 250 mm solar powered optic.

A 2nd Order optic was mounted on a roller carriage to allow for smooth rotation.

October 2001 - Fiber optic Internet service is established.

Boys' book writer Oliver Optic published over 100 books.

Given those differences, it was inappropriate for Time Warner to call its service "fiber optic."

Sending data through fiber optic is a little bit easier than sending it to space and back.

Issues nine through eleven contain Optic Nerve's first multiple issue story arc.

The system was transported over many media other than underground cable, including microwave, open wire and, near the end of the system's life, fiber optic.

And inside the tape was a plastic fiber optic that can blink red or just glow red.

The Seed Cathedral consisted of over 60,000 25-foot acrylic optic fibers.

Fiber Optic link for 24 hour internet connectivity.

The tectum, often called 'optic tectum', directs actions to points in space.

Two main surgical procedures exist in the treatment of IIH: 'optic nerve sheath decompression and fenestration' and cerebral shunt.

"Opthalmologist's Diagnosis: 'Optic Neuritis,' Final Diagnosis: Mercury Poisoning."

The optic chiasma, or 'optic chiasm', is the part of the brain where the optic nerves (CN II) partially cross.

And such wetware could cloak even more subtle dangers: neuronic "smackers"-optic pulses capable of distorting an opponent's natural balance; the deadly projected energies of the hypnotic needbreeder; the subliminal cadences able to trigger an opponent's implanted mnemonic cursor.