Sentence examples for mechanical mirror from inspiring English sources
Still, switching a mechanical mirror from one position to another takes milliseconds an aeon compared with the time needed to turn an electronic transistor on and off.
Scalable mechanical mirror support which can place different number of mirrors is designed to supply different temperatures.
We propose entanglement for hybrid optomechanical system consisting of Bose Einstein condensate (BEC) inside a single-mode high-Q Fabry Perot cavity with a vibrating end mirror (mechanical mirror).
We show that the radiation pressure generates the stationary entanglement of three bipartite subsystems, i.e., field-mechanical mirror, field-BEC and mechanical mirror-atoms.
A custom-made mechanical sliding mirror allows switching (220 ms delay) back and forth from fast to standard recordings automatically.
Similarly, tissue compressive and tensile mechanical properties mirrored developmental trends during the first 4 wks.
In our preliminary studies, we have built a compact Cr:forsterite laser system [ 24], miniaturized the scanning system by a micro-electro-mechanical system mirror [ 25, 26], used a multimode fiber to reduce pulse broadening [ 26], and successfully obtained sufficient THG signals through the same fiber [ 26].
Light rays can easily be reflected to different path by mechanical movement of mirrors.
As useful as a mechanical shutter and mirror-based design is, it may be (sob) approaching end of life, at least as a consumer product.
To further testify this hypothesis, the present investigation was designed to detect whether spinal p38 and c-Jun N-terminal kinase (JNK) pathways are equally or differentially involved in the development of persistent spontaneous nociception (PSN), primary heat and mechanical hyperalgesia, and mirror-image heat (MIH) hypersensitivity in the BV model, by evaluating the effects of intrathecal (i.t).
This last step is very important due to the dilation of the mechanical parts (lenses, mirrors, FCS-module) with temperature.
