| plano | <microscopy> In optics, an optical surface which has been made substantially flat, the degree of flatness depending upon the performance required. A plano-convex lens is a positive lens with one surface flat and the other convex. In the dictionary, plano is given only as a combining form, but in practical optics it is often used alone to denote any particularly flat surface-- that has been worked flat. See: optical flat. Origin: L. Planus. (04 Mar 1998) |
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a city in northeastern Texas (suburb of Dallas)
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A lens with a flat surface. Sometime thought of as a lens with no power, but very strong lenses may have a flat, or Plano front.
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in ophthalmology, an eye with no refrative error: perfect vision
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A term eyecare professionals use to describe lenses with no corrective power. The term is most often applied to nonprescription sunglasses or contact lenses that are worn for cosmetic purposes only.
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Characterized by no refractive error.
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