The phrase "adjustable mirror" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mirror that can be moved or altered to change its angle or position for better visibility.
Example: "The car is equipped with an adjustable mirror that allows the driver to see behind them more clearly."
Alternatives: "movable mirror" or "flexible mirror".
Each of the Keck telescopes comprises 36 contiguous adjustable mirror segments, all under computer control.
His idea involves programming thousands of individual hexagon-shaped modules, each 1 meter across and topped with an edge-to-edge active (adjustable) mirror assembly.
(2) Mirror stereoscope (n = 3 patients: patients 2 4 in Supplementary Table 1; one of the five sessions of patient 4 was with red-blue goggles): patients viewed the screen via an adjustable mirror stereoscope (SA200LT, Stereo Aids, Australia www.stereoaids.com.au).au
An adjustable mirror then compensates for it.
Adjustable mirrors allows coaligning of the pump spot to the probe spot.
Each module consists of three adjustable mirrors of lightweight composite construction, a Winston light collecting cone, a 5-in.
It employed two adjustable mirrors so arranged that a beam of light from the sun could be reflected in any direction.
As a result, a new system was developed with adjustable mirrors that yields 32.07% and 35.5% increase in the effective and overall efficiencies, respectively.
The recall covers 1997-98 Chevrolet and GMC Suburbans, 1997 Chevrolet Blazer and GMC Jimmy midsize sport utility vehicles, 1998 Chevrolet C/K and GMC Sierra pickups and 1998 Chevrolet Astro and GMC Safari midsize vans equipped with remote power adjustable mirrors.
The quad channel imager contains three dichroic mirrors and four emission filters, and the split fluorescence images are projected on the camera with adjustable mirrors.
A round Kohler sink and an adjustable round mirror from Alu, a manufacturer of store fixtures in Manhattan, provide more contrast.
