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Перевод: optics

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1. But by the end of the decade Renatel is expected to reach 100 megabits per second - a capacity made possible by France's planned switch to fibre optics throughout its telephone system by the year 2000.
2. The issue of interpretation arises again, because many systems considered have not been examined with fibre optics, through they have this potential.
3. By 1914 Germany had established a massive lead over Britain in traction and diesel engineering, in dye manufacture, motor engines, mining technology and in optics.
4. His optics are internationally recognised to be of the highest quality.
5. The earliest recorded study of modern optics was produced by Alhazen, an Islamic geometer of circa 1000 AD.
6. Optics provides a superb locus for examining the art-science relationship since optical problems, theories and constructions were integral to both science and art.
7. Fibre optics, communications systems, integrated circuits and digital signal processing were all well represented and, strikingly, most of the research is aimed at practical applications.
8. In the infrared there are two wavelengths, at 3 and 6 , with extremely high water absorption, coupled with good transmission through fibre optics, and FELs open up the possibility of using a tunable laser operating in a pulsed mode in these regions, thus minimising tissue damage.
9. The 905 has single beam optics and the 904 has double beam optics.
10. There would be no hard news, said the DoI, but if we were interested in learning the background it would bring together some experts on fibre optics to brief us on this new technology.
11. Gorham and Dudley, who demonstrated the prototype last week, are now looking for a British company with expertise in optics and electronics to invest 250 000.
12. Diagrams illustrating this are familiar from books on optics, and the idea was that distance is calculated and judged by means of these angles.
13. We have seen that diamonds are now essential tools in heavy engineering, infrared optics, electronic heat sinks and basic solid state research.