The phrase "a lens between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or viewpoint that exists in the middle of two contrasting ideas or elements.
Example: "The artist created a piece that serves as a lens between tradition and modernity, allowing viewers to appreciate both influences."
Alternatives: "a perspective between" or "a viewpoint between".
I decided on a lens setting between f-8 and f-11, and set the speed at 1/400th of a second.
Using the religious folklore of the Batak, I also offer a comparative lens between religion and science in the ways a volcanic eruption is remembered and understood.
The proposed method is first validated through the classical problem of simulation of partial spreading of a liquid lens between the other two components.
He discovered the concentric coloured rings in the thin film of air between a lens and a flat sheet of glass; the distance between these concentric rings (Newton's rings) depends on the increasing thickness of the film of air.
The camera could accommodate interchangeable lenses and offered a choice of two shutters - a between-the-lens shutter and a focal plane shutter built into the camera.
The history of Asian international adoption in the United States provides a lens to view the relationship between U.S. foreign relations and immigration, specifically between an American military presence in other countries and the resultant migrations of children to the United States.
Utilizing an additional magnetic lens between the electron acceleration and the nominal condenser lens system, a larger percentage of the electrons created at the cathode are delivered to the specimen without degrading temporal, spatial and energy resolution significantly, while at the same time maintaining the femtosecond temporal resolution.
However, in order to minimize any loss of intensity due to reflexion at the optic components, use of a negative cylindrical lens (CP) allowed us to dispense with an additional collector lens between the two VIPAs (V1 and V2).
Light is collected using a lens at one end, reflected between mirrors, and then focused onto a sensor.
