The operation of a Free Electron Laser at the TESLA Test Facility requires the electron trajectory to be aligned with precision of few micrometer in overlap with the photon beam.
Think of the archer's body; every muscle aligned with precision, eyes focussed on the target, coordinated breathing, stillness, and full concentration.
The alignment precision is the ratio of correctly aligned pairs to aligned pairs and is defined as (N∩S /N.
Advanced from two headings on opposite sides of the mountain, it failed to align with precision, but the junction was achieved by making a U-turn in the middle.
And when Rabe ventures outside he sees terrifying intimations of the slaughter, including a double row of severed heads aligned with military precision.
The holders are manipulated by 3D microassembly station with active microgripper, then aligned with nanometer precision within the guiding rails of silicon baseplate, and finally fixed by release of integrated mechanical snap connector.
A flight-control tower peers over the backyard fence on one street, while a row of immense aircraft hangars, aligned in military precision, stand on the other side of a quiet, two-lane road from a row of wood-and-stucco houses.
The mirrors were moved again across the country--same moving van, same husband/wife driving team and three support vehicles--to Eastman Kodak Company in Rochester, New York, where they were assembled into a support structure called the high resolution mirror assembly and aligned with exquisite precision.
Figure 11 shows the percentage of the face aligned with a precision less or equal to of the distance between the eyes, versus : the number of nearest faces.
We designed an in-bore pipe alignment tool that can be integrated with other laser welding and weld groove observation tools because the pipe weld grooves must be aligned with the utmost precision when welding remotely to ensure a good quality weld.
This process is repeated until all panorama scans form a merged network of point clouds, aligned to extremely high precision (standard deviation of less than 10−7 in a project's coordinate system).
