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axis of lens - traducción al árabe

LINE ALONG WHICH THERE IS SOME DEGREE OF ROTATIONAL SYMMETRY IN AN OPTICAL SYSTEM
Optic axis; Fiber axis; Beam axis; Geometric axis; Lens axis

axis of lens      
‎ مِحْوَرُ العَدَسَة‎
crystalline lens         
  • Bony fish eye. Note the spherical lens and muscle to pull the lens backward
  • Left to right: smooth capsule, small patch of epithelium, fused lens fibers or perhaps a void, fibers, wrinkled fibers
  • Sheep lens capsule removed. Decapsulation leads to a nearly formless blob.
  • Diving bird (Cormorant) lens focusing can be up to 80 dioptres for clearer underwater vision.
  •  Eye and detailed ray path including one intraocular lens layer
  • Fibers from lens nucleus
  • Tracing of Scheimpflug photographs of 20 year old human lens being thicker focusing near and thinner when focusing far. Internal layering of the lens is also significant
  • Cellular and supercellular structure in the mouse lens. Photos at increasing depth: A-Epithelium B-Broadening fiber ends C-Fiber ends lock together D-F- Voids G-Vacuoles I-Sutures
  • Channels regulate lens transport.
  • Lens diagram with photos
  • Similar to a human, this is a lens forming in a chicken eye
  • Microscope image of lens cell types and capsule
  • Ligament connection to mouse capsule forming part of the Zonule of Zinn
  • Lens fibers from mid to outer cortex. Balls of the ball and sockets can be seen protruding for the corners of cells in the lower picture
  • Pattern of lens fibers (anterior and lateral aspect)
  • Schachar model of lens focus
  • Sheep eye lens para-formaldehyde fixed front view. Small lenses are about 1cm in diameter. Small bumps at edge are remnants of suspensory ligaments
  • Sheep lens fixed side view. Note the largest lens has damaged capsule and iris attached
  • Wrinkled lens fibers in picture below compared to straight fibers above
TRANSPARENT STRUCTURE IN THE EYE
Crystalline lens; Crystalline eye lens; Natural ocular lens; Lens (vision); Lens of the eye; Lens diseases; Lens, crystalline; Eye lens; Lens cortex; Lens nucleus; Lens (eye); Lens disease; Lens fiber; Embryonic development of the human lens; Lens (anatomy)
‎ العَدَسَة, العَدَسَةُ البِلَّورِيَّة,عَدَسَةُ العين‎
odontoid         
  • Axis
  • The axis is ossified from five primary and two secondary centers.
  • Repair of a dens fracture
SECOND CERVICAL VERTEBRA OF THE SPINE
Epistropheus; Odontoid process; Dens (anatomy); Ossification of axis; C2 vertebra; Second cervical vertebra; Cervical vertebra 2; Odontoid; Axis (vertebra); Os odontoideum; Dens axis; Vertebra cervicalis II; Odontoid peg; Axis bone; Axis vertebra; Ossification of axis bone; Ossification of axis bones; Ossification of the axis bones; Ossification of the axis bone; Ossification of the axis; Second cervical vertebrae; Dens fracture; Fracture of the dens
‎ سِنِّيُّ الشَّكْل‎

Definición

Odontoid
·adj Having the form of a tooth; toothlike.
II. Odontoid ·adj Of or pertaining to the odontoid bone or to the odontoid process.

Wikipedia

Optical axis

An optical axis is a line along which there is some degree of rotational symmetry in an optical system such as a camera lens, microscope or telescopic sight.

The optical axis is an imaginary line that defines the path along which light propagates through the system, up to first approximation. For a system composed of simple lenses and mirrors, the axis passes through the center of curvature of each surface, and coincides with the axis of rotational symmetry. The optical axis is often coincident with the system's mechanical axis, but not always, as in the case of off-axis optical systems.

For an optical fiber, the optical axis is along the center of the fiber core, and is also known as the fiber axis.