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SCL
(redirected from Soft Contact Lens)

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SCL
(1) (Switch-to-Computer Link) Refers to applications that integrate the computer through the PBX. See switch-to-computer.

(2) A file extension used for ColoRIX bitmapped graphics file format (640x400 256 colors).
(language)SCL - 1. System Control Language.

2. Symbolic Communication Language. Designed primarily for the manipulation of symbolic formulas. Featured pattern matching (which was partly the inspiration for SNOBOL), string operations in buffers, and automatic storage management. "A Language for Symbolic Communication", C.Y. Lee et al, Tech Mem 62-3344-4, Bell Labs, Sept 1962.


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There are mainly two types of contact lenses, one is the soft contact lens and the other is the gas permeable contact lens which you find in the market.
Whether or not it was the advent of the soft contact lens that caused this evolution, one thing is for sure.
Soft contact lens helps in surface disorders by preventing recurrent surface breakdowns and by restoration of optical integrity of the surface.
 
 
 
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