Customer Question. 2000 accent with ticking noise in front end, goes with speed of vehicle and not engine speed or trans speed. must be either axle issue (could be a brake something or other but I can't see that) or something in the diff part of trans.I don't have a manual on the car and need a good steer.000 accent with ticking noise in front end, goes with speed of vehicle and not engine speed or trans speed. must be either axle issue (could be a brake something or other but I can't see that) or something in the diff part of trans.
A single vision intraocular lens focuses for a single distance. If you choose a single vision IOL set for distance, you would be likely be able to drive and watch TV without glasses, but would need glasses to focus for intermediate and near tasks.
The most common meaning presently is fixed focal length. (A less common meaning is the primary lens in a multiple lens set-up such as in a Twin Lens Reflex camera.) I've no idea why prime.. Some people seem to use it more specifically for a fixed focal length lens with normal perspective. In thus use, for a 35mm camera, a 50mm or 55mm lens would be prime, and a 28mm or 135mm would not. All else being equal, prime lenses have better optical quality than do zoom lenses. They have fewer moving parts, fewer elements, and are designed to perform best at their single focal length.