Sentence examples for a ray in a from inspiring English sources

A ray in a 2D space is uniquely characterized by three parameters: two for the location of its origin, and one for its direction.

In another context, Boulez's interpretation might have seemed too refined and becalmed, but in conjunction with Schlingensief's busy nullity the music was a ray in the darkness, a Grail glowing out of sight.

Any ray leaving the object will create a ray in the image space with a height given by this equation.

TIS will accumulate based on the total number of reflections experienced during propagation, which may be estimated for a meridional ray in a straight waveguide as (5) N R = L t ⋅ cot (θ m ), where L is the length of the waveguide, t is its thickness, and θ m = 90° − θ i is the ray propagation angle with respect to the optical axis.

Different colours (wavelengths) of light are bent through different angles; hence a ray leaves a prism in a direction depending on its colour (see Figure 3).

+ I at e). Ms S. Wallace: Refuse days off at Eastertide regardless of set time worked (diffuse rays; anag. less anag incl. t). A. J. Wardrop: Route chaise ride erratically, having imbibed a bit (shoot rays; a in anag. + ate).

Touch a velvety ray in the Bat Ray Petting Pool.

High-contrast light and dark colored checks counterphase flickered in either a ray- or a ring-shaped configuration (polar angle and eccentricity, respectively).

She'd had an X-ray in advance of a wrist surgery, and her doctor spotted something suspect on her lung.

Promising schemes have been proposed to extract funding from cosmic rays using a technology that traps the rays in a matrix of informal, low-key private luncheons.

Although they were not seriously injured, Michael Rogers of Australia ended up getting X-rays in a local hospital for a sore elbow.