In " Spider-Man Unlimited ", a version of Peter Parker as Spider-Man has a version of the Classic Costume where the eye pieces are slightly yellow.
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From here the author traces the technical progress of the telescope through lengthening, the addition of a magnifying eye piece and the placement of measuring devices within.
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When the computer user leans into the eye piece, " he will see the equivalent of a large screen because the eye becomes part of the optical circuit,"
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He was in a crouch, looking into the eye piece of his camera and jogging along briskly behind two horses, who were being ridden by two local gendarmes.
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In the " Spider-Man : The New Animated " series, a version of Peter Parker appears in every episode with a Costume-based off the first film but with bigger eye pieces.
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The motivation for their development was that in the Tandem-Scanning-Microscope only a fraction of 10 " 7 of the illumination light participates in generating the image in the eye piece.
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Kartush consulted with Leica Microsystems Company in Switzerland to develop innovations on surgical microscopes including the first head up display where the facial nerve EMG responses were displayed in the surgeon's eye pieces.
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Versions include eyewear that employ cameras to intercept the real world view and re-display its augmented view through the eye pieces and devices in which the AR imagery is projected through or reflected off the surfaces of the eyewear lens pieces.
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As a result, according to Lepselter, his technology could be used to build a laptop computer that consists of little more than a keyboard and an eye piece that resembles those found on stereopticons _ those old-fashioned viewers that create a 3-D illusion with stereo images of a photograph.
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From movie to movie, Bacon can display protean qualities, and in his latest outing, he lost some 25 pounds ( 11.3 kilograms ) wore a prosthetic eye piece, and was made up with scars to depict an inmate deformed and denigrated by his three years in the solitary confinement of a dungeon.
