Sentence examples for a lens from from inspiring English sources

As a result, it sends signals to nearby cells, causing them to form a lens from the epithelium.

On another occasion, about to start the day's proceedings, Mr. Pugach removed a lens from his eyeglasses and slashed his wrists, crying: "Linda, I need you.

The two puzzled over a piece of red glass, roughly two inches square, with a grid of regular bumps — a lens from a boat's running light, Ms. Lambert concluded.

The 9-by-4-foot framed portraits, including one of Rudolph W. Giuliani, then mayor, were taken by Joe McNally, the Life photographer, with a 12-by-16-by-12-foot Polaroid camera (about the size of a one-car garage) and a lens from a U-2 spy plane.

As large as life, the images of 272 heroes, survivors and relatives of victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have been captured on film by a longtime Life magazine photographer, Joe McNally, using the world's biggest Polaroid camera with a lens from a U-2 spy plane.

Light comes into a lens from a number of directions.

Mark's slides, taken by an accomplice with a telephoto lens from a mountainside, showed him cautiously riding deep-green walls two or three times his height.

"Personally, I love to experience tornadoes from close range, because it's an entirely immersive experience as opposed to watching a cone-shaped cloud in a viewfinder through a zoom lens from miles away," he said.

The wind, blasting upward at a hundred and twenty miles an hour, peeled a contact lens from my left eyeball and pasted it to the inside of my goggles.

A lens made from such a material wouldn't have to be curved.

In addition, the researchers switched to a lens made from a material that's also better at refracting light than conventional systems.