Sentence examples for extra mirror from inspiring English sources

In 2005, project managers decided to forgo the extra mirror polishing needed to make the telescope's images utterly crisp in wavelengths shorter than 1.7 µm, on the basis that future large ground-based telescopes equipped with adaptive optics would be able to deal with these wavelengths more-or-less as well.

Commonly the only extra mirror on the windscreen in a driving assessment situation is set to assist the driving instructor to observe safety hazards.

Adding an extra mirror will extend the measurement time for full eye imaging, in trade off for the gained benefit of enhanced SNR for imaging the retina in some eyes with short axial lengths and the ability of imaging the vitreous.

* Those drivers with vision problems could be aided by extra mirrors on the car and considered for a restricted license.

Other important decisions the four are making this afternoon as they meet with the manager of Webster Hall: no beer drinking by models before the show; no extra mirrors in the dressing rooms, because once you dress your models they develop tons of attitude and get on one another's nerves; no one allowed to get wild.

Glad [11] suggested that hearing impaired drivers could compensate for their sensory loss by adding extra mirrors to the vehicle to offset their difficulty in detecting fast vehicles approaching from behind.

When the F.A.A. ordered airlines that fly the A300 and a closely related plane, the A310, to examine their tails for damage, it told them to conduct detailed visual inspections, looking for indentations, dimples and other changes, using extra lighting, mirrors and magnifying glasses.

fz mutant flies show polarity defects in their legs both in terms of the orientation of bristles, but also in the arrangement of the five tarsal segments at the distal end of the leg, exhibiting extra and mirror-image duplicated joints between segments (Held et al. 1986).

Her family outfitted her Honda CR-V with an extra-long rearview mirror, additional side mirrors, a knob on the wheel for steering, and a rod that brings control of the indicator over to the right side.

A good design choice, even for very high quality requirements, is a constant-gm-degenerated input pair with a degenerated current-mirror; the extra cost of the mirror is trivial.

We have extra-large mirrors that are more than 150 years old, which reflect the water.