This optic was 22 feet long.

Interactive tool to study and simulate optic assemblies

That's a sea sponge that has a fiber optic.

The first undersea fibre optic cable was installed in 1988.

Draws a groovy rotating fiber optic lamp. Written by Tim Auckland 2005.

Single crystals of BGO(Bi12GeO20), BSO(Bi12SiO20) and their solid solutions are wide band gap, high resistivity semi insulators that are also piezoelectric, photoconductive, acousto optic, magneto optic and optically active.

You see the going down towards the fovea where the optic nerve begins.

A variety of other electro optic components such as waveguides, switches and modulators have been demonstrated and some may well find their way into small, inexpensive components of fibre optic communication and computing systems.

Tod's eyes seem perfectly normal, but he can't see because the optic nerve was cut.

We are already laced up as if we're in a fiber optic corset, if you like.

And inside, the daylight each one is an optic and it brings light into the center.

So we are really duplicating the kind of signals that you have on the optic nerve.

In that optic, IFRC believed that a specific e strategy on disasters, e preparedness, had merits.

(i) The pressure required to break the fiber optic signal shall be appropriate for the intended target.

Landlocked developing countries would benefit from international support to facilitate their access to fibre optic submarine cable systems.

Many experts believe that, in most of the world, fibre optic cables will not solve the problem completely.

In effect, when we give cancer patients antiangiogenic therapy here, an experimental drug for a glioma, which is a type of brain tumor you can see that there are dramatic changes that occur when the tumor is being starved.

Now, you're looking at this thinking, Ah, Admiral, these must be sea lanes of communication, or these might be fiber optic cables.

The Special Representative believes this optic should not be ignored and accordingly he attempts to identify signs of change, both positive and negative.

An entity such as ISU, for example, could be petitioned to compile a global database of all satellite and fibre optic systems currently in operation.

There is another optic through which to view human rights, a prospective one that is to say, as a series of goals to be achieved.

These advanced digital satellites and HALE platforms can truly compete with and, what is more important, can complement and be compatible with current fibre optic networks.

That inevitable evolution resulted from the rapid expansion of fibre optic cables, which were more appropriate than satellites for trunk telephony and point to point communications.

Smart security systems, smart noise and vibrational control and smart structures using fibre optic sensors are other markets where smart materials will find significant future growth.

And these four types of information your optic nerve has about a million fibers in it, and 900,000 of those fibers send these four types of information.

By 1997, the total investment in undersea fibre optic cable systems had risen to about 20 billion and is projected to increase to 35 billion in 2003.

Based on the orbital experience of TUBSAT A and TUBSAT B, launched in 1991 and 1994, respectively, instrumentation of the third spacecraft will also include three fibre optic laser gyroscopes.

Japan intends to introduce a fibre optic network in all households by the year 2010, and by the end of 1997, 19 per cent of its population will already be connected.

The remarkably rapid growth in FSS satellite technology had been paced by competition from fibre optic cables and the rapidly growing demand for international telecommunication traffic and all forms of television relay.

The system, known as FLAG (fibre optic link around the globe), is composed of eight sections running through the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean and Red seas, the Indian Ocean and the Pacific.

At TEDMED, Sheila Nirenberg shows a bold way to create sight in people with certain kinds of blindness by hooking into the optic nerve and sending signals from a camera direct to the brain.

In the field of environmental protection, the Committee noted that a fibre optic sensor system was being used to evaluate fatigue on marine pipelines and risers, and on offshore drilling and oil production rigs.

It uses third generation transoceanic fibre optic cable technology capable of carrying up to 5.3 billion bits of data per second per pair of optical fibres, compared to 0.56 billion bits second for second generation technology.

(c) Category Three Fuzing systems that can be designed not to be excessively sensitive and can be designed to operate satisfactorily on their own, i.e. fiber optic wires, magnetic sensors, pressure sensors, roller arms and scratch wire sensors.

Even though there are many fibre optic networks in the world and their number is growing each day, they are used primarily to connect countries and central offices of telephone companies with high density traffic by trunk lines.

This is a fiber optic cable that was laid between those two cities to just be able to traffic one signal 37 times faster than you can click a mouse just for these algorithms, just for the Carnival and the Knife.

Even though there were many fibre optic networks in the world, and their numbers were growing by the day, they were used primarily to connect countries and the central offices of telephone companies with high density traffic through trunk lines.

A connectivity mission had been launched during the year between India and the countries of the African Union, under which 53 nations would be linked through a satellite and fibre optic network, a project which was currently being studied by the African Union.

This network, which is supported by both satellite and fibre optic links, can support access to key educational and medical web sites, and allow instruction and medical consultation to be carried out by diverse methods such as e mail or videoconferencing links.

As well, improved computing resources and better sensor and environmental modelling will continue to increase the usefulness of fused data for example, electro optic, infrared, acoustic and seismic data collected by unattended ground sensors, or infra red and radar data in aerial surveillance systems.

They want to compress the information they just want to send the changes, what's new in the image, and so on and that is how your eyeball is able to squeeze all that information down to your optic nerve, to send to the rest of the brain.

Based on information and data provided by States Parties the following broadly available fuzes and sensors shall be considered as relevant acoustic sensors, break wires, fiber optic wires, infrared sensors, magnetic sensors, pressure sensors, roller arms, scratch wire sensors, seismic vibration sensors, tilt rods, trip wires.

(a) Based on information and data provided by States the following broadly available fuzes and sensors should be considered as relevant acoustic sensors break wires fiber optic wires infra red sensors magnetic sensors pressure sensors roller arms scratch wire sensors seismic vibration sensors tilt rods trip wires.

For example, Singapore is harnessing its near complete fiber optic network to reduce urban congestion by introducing a spate of measures encouraging workers to telecommute. As these measures take effect, self sufficient satellite towns will likely develop, reducing transportation related energy consumption further, while fostering a more active civil society.

Digital technology also promised to bring even greater changes, which would be continuous, and which would open up virtually every household to interactive multimedia and video information through the air from satellites and terrestrial wireless systems, through fibre optic cables and cable television, and even through telephone company coaxial cables.