Sentence examples for mirror configuration from inspiring English sources
The cathode evaporation region with a modified magnetic mirror configuration was adapted.
Extending the cavity length to 150 µm, on the order of the radius of curvature, in a symmetric mirror configuration yields a waist smaller than 7 µm, with photon lifetimes exceeding 64 ns.
It makes use of fusion nuclear reactions, and is based on the magnetic mirror configuration which was studied extensively as a potential terrestrial power reactor.
It is shown that TED of a retarding spherical field in an electron mirror configuration is positive and it increases with the electron kinetic energy.
We modeled the resulting brain current flow and also considered three additional reference electrode positions: right mastoid, right orbitofrontal cortex, and a "mirror" configuration with the anode over the undamaged right cortex.
Using Lloyd's mirror configuration with angle Ø = 19.8° between the mirror and laser beam, the soft baked photoresist on the glass substrates was exposed to the laser.
Aberrations occur in both lenses and mirrors and in this paper we present a novel method capable of modelling off-axis mirror configurations.
We present the predictions for both a fundamental Gaussian and a scalar horn field illuminating various off-axis mirror configurations including different angles of incidence.
Constructions of such devices remained of interest as late as the 6th century ad, when Anthemius of Tralles, best known for his work as architect of Hagia Sophia at Constantinople, compiled a survey of remarkable mirror configurations.
Compared with the known approximate solutions published in the literature, the proposed solution has a briefer expression, higher accuracy and wider scope of application, which extends the applicable range of the analytical result to low reflective feedback mirror configurations.
Future study should reveal what are the most effective experimental conditions, including mirror configurations and the time required to develop the contingency.
