Sentence examples for a pair of mirrors from inspiring English sources
Lot 15 in the same sale was a pair of mirrors consigned by the Art Institute of Chicago.
The resonator is formed by placing a pair of mirrors facing each other so that light emitted along the line between the mirrors is reflected back and forth.
The light clock is just a pair of mirrors with a pulse of light bouncing between them; each bounce is a tick of the clock.
A third work, "Heart Shadows," a pair of mirrors programmed to interact, adds to the elegiac effects by throwing on nearby walls a series of ovoid shadows that swell and diminish in heartlike rhythms.
Using a pair of mirrors to fold the light-path in this way allows a large light-gathering surface to be used without making the telescope unduly long.Also, all things being equal, it is easier to grind and polish a single-sided mirror than a double-sided lens.
It was shot with a dual-camera rig, with two cameras facing weirdly lens to lens, and a pair of mirrors between them; light from the scene would be reflected via the mirrors, angled at forty-five degrees, into each lens.
For the Apollo, she's thinking of festoon lights, and maybe some antique lampshades – as well as having a pair of mirror-ball shoes made.
Donning a pair of mirror-shades, sleeveless denim shirt and pink polka-dot neckerchief, Khan takes to his motorcycle looking like a 1980s gay porn star, and the two undertake an affectionate road trip across north India, riding pillion, slapping backs and high-fiveing all the way.
The hemipenis is one of a pair of mirror-image intromittent organs lying in the base of the male's tail, posterior to the anus, and strictly reserved for mating, for the urinary passages empty directly into the cloaca of the male.
You'll need much more than just a pair of mirrored hard drives to store your mail spools.
A pair of mirror FIR (finite impulse response) filters are designed and tuned by an adaptive mechanism, and they produce a compensation signal for the rear levitation controller to cancel the disturbance brought by the track irregularity.
