Sentence examples for glass lens from inspiring English sources

The measurement system was constructed as shown in Fig. 2; it consisted of the contact between a glass lens (BK7 Plano Convex Lens SLB-30-400P, SIGMandKI) and a PDMS block (SYLGARD®184 SILICONE ELASTOMER KIT, Dow Corning).

One reason is a higher-quality five-element glass lens.

Chromatic aberration, colour distortion in an image viewed through a glass lens.

But somewhere along the way, the heavy bronze and glass lens that had once magnified its light disappeared.

For the last decade he has volunteered to mow its lawn, change its bulb and wipe its glass lens.

It only takes a simple glass lens to enter their miniature universe, beyond the limits of the unaided human eye.

To minimize that effect, the new housing, simply called the Dive Housing, has a flat glass lens.

They have become transparent and weightless, like a glass lens that fell off the Hubble telescope tumbling into deep space.

(Refraction refers to the passage of light from one medium into another in this case, from air into a glass lens).

For many in insulated Ireland, life was seen through a stained-glass lens.

In 1733 the amateur English optician Chester Moor Hall found by trial and error that a combination of a convex crown-glass lens and a concave flint-glass lens could help to correct chromatic aberration in a telescope, and in 1774 Benjamin Martin of London produced a pioneering set of colour-corrected lenses for a microscope.