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optics

[op-tiks] / ˈɒp tɪks /
NOUN
eyesight
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The optics are bad because the ethics are worse.

From Salon

While that isn’t illegal, the optics are troubling.

From The Wall Street Journal

The BofA analyst also wrote in a January note that “emerging growth in data-center power/connectivity” is fueling analog-chip stocks, as the chips are essential for high-speed optics, temperature management and power delivery.

From MarketWatch

This extraordinary saga of Los Angeles, celebrity and religion are laid out in the recent book “Sister, Sinner” about McPherson’s vanishing act and the optics of her “resurrection.”

From Los Angeles Times

"The sensor worked exceptionally well, showing that integrating optics, nanomaterials and biology can be an effective strategy to optimize a device," said Zhang.

From Science Daily