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When focused down to that small area, the laser provides users with intensities up to 75 terawatts per square centimeter.

Barreling ahead, straining at the curves, the group sounded wild but focused, down to the end of the line.

The vertical beam size, for example, has to be focused down to 1 nm at the interaction point.

Since electron beams can be easily focused down to sub-nanometer diameters, this novel technique promises the possibility to quantitatively determine local magnetic properties with unrivalled lateral resolution.

In order to achieve the very high design luminosity, very low emittance beams have to be produced and focused down to very small beam sizes at the interaction point.

Hamilton's first published mathematical paper, "Theory of Systems of Rays," begins by proving that a system of light rays filling a region of space can be focused down to a single point by a suitably curved mirror if and only if those light rays are orthogonal to some series of surfaces.

Focusing down to the essence, condensing and distilling our understanding can help to focus it.

The rangefinder will per mit focusing down to 3½ feet and is combined with the viewfinder.

The NanoSIMS instrument has an ion beam that can focus down to a diameter of less than one micrometer, whereas previous SIMS technology could only focus down to around 20 micrometers.

Ray-tracing calculations show that high-performance Kirkpatrick Baez supermirrors can preserve neutron-source brilliance when focusing down to tens of microns and can focus approximately two orders of magnitude greater power into 100 μm than is practical without focusing.

Conventional "aerodynamic lenses" utilize inertia to focus down to 25 nm in diameter (∼5 MDa); to date, Brownian diffusion has prevented the effective focusing of particles smaller than this.