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(181) In this paper, model of aspherisation for higher - dioptry spectacle lens is investigated.

(182) A little less time spent on spectacle in this two-hour-and-thirty-four-minute film might have allowed for a clearer definition of Wilson's historic battle for the League.

(183) In the past, the spectacle of people in giant, grotesque, puffer coats going hatless was always amusing.

(184) Dempsey and Tunney retired in the late twenties, and soon afterward, the stock-market crash portended harder times after a decade of spectacle and excess.

(185) A spectacle used for myopia working consists of two lenses with different dioptre object lens, used respectively in watching computer screen and book paper.

(186) In heavily populated countries like India, even a small number of people moving into the middle class made for an awe-inspiring spectacle.

(187) The spectacle of the icicle in the cave is amazing.

(188) He raised his head for a moment: again the hostile spectacle - flash.

(189) The film is also slightly different in its feel to previous editions, with one review warning that, "Those wanting noisy spectacle and endless action will be disappointed. This is a talky Potter."

(190) It's not just a matter of looking frightfully regal on a horse, the monarch has to be able to master the radio microphone. Spectacle must not be replaced by dead air.

(191) The corrida is a synthesis of the classical and romantic principles which underlie all art... and between which the most delicate balance must be kept if the spectacle is to succeed.

(192) Eager to change its crime-ridden image, South Africa has set up 56 special World Cup courts to deal swiftly with cases involving visitors to soccer's biggest spectacle.

(193) As a modern, civilized outpost among outstanding natural spectacle, the place once known as the "Queen City of the Northwest" still reigns supreme.

(194) Certainly, the SHOW had nearly enough of the requisite glitz for a modern pop spectacle.

(195) But the big spectacle is reserved for spring, when thousands of tourists, 80 per cent of them Texans, come to see the hillsides ablaze in wildflowers - especially the bluebonnet.

(196) After it closed its doors in 1939, the Hippodrome Theater presented its final spectacle: the building's demolition. The era that made the Hippodrome famous lives on in the American memory.

(197) The spectacle was so dazzlingly beautiful that it beggared description.

(198) Spectacle screw, T filling piece, wristwatch screw, handset screw, miniature nut, dentistry root canal pile.

(199) The whole Noachian spectacle probably lasted only a few days.

(200) His desire to impart Confucian values of parental love and filial duty overrides the need to make a spectacle of death and destruction. Sentencedict.com

(201) In many countries, the spectacle of cockfighting draws whole families, and in some countries, cockfighting is as popular as baseball and football are in the United States.

(202) The simple set and two-man cast form a very basic foundation for what grows into a larger-than-life spectacle as the extraordinary painting is created.

(203) The spectacle of the aurora may appear to dazzle and enchant the observer's eye.

(204) She was transfixed upon the threshold by a spectacle which held her there.

(205) At that moment, I'm awe-struck by the power of the season changing from winter to spring, and I realize the spectacle would not be as beautiful without the dark gray cloud on the horizon.

(206) Medical, aviation, ornament, spectacle frame, filter net, metallurgy and so on.

(207) As if just riding a unicycle didn't look funny enough, add mallets and balls and you've got a truly wacky spectacle.