Sentence examples for mirror part from inspiring English sources

"I don't mind the rearview mirror part," said Capt.

I'd been lost before Bloss; I'd been stumbling along the path with half of me missing; and then I met her, this strange familiar; her face, part mirror, part my own, smiling back at me.

Upon exiting the telescope, the beam entered the back port of the microscope into the microscope's filter turret, which contained an IR dichroic mirror (Part #: ET750sp-2p8, ChRockinghamingham, VT) that reflected the laser beam into the back aperture of the objective (100 X, 1.49 NA, oil Immersion) (Nikon).

For dual-color detection, a 560 nm dichromatic mirror (part T560lpxr, Chroma) was added to split the emission light.

The filter set consisted of a 470 ± 11 nm single band-pass excitation filter (part FF01 470/22 25, Semrock, Rochester, NY), a FITC/TRITC dual band-pass dichroic mirror (part 59004, Chroma Inc, Olching, Germany), 520 ± 30 nm single band-pass excitation filter (part FF01 520/60-25, Semrock), and 488 nm long-pass filter (part LP02 488RE-25, Semrock).

Make sure the mirror part is facing behind you.

In preparation for the tour, two semi-trailer trucks carried a wide variety of props including a dentists drill, four whips, a surgical table, six hatchets, 33,000 program books, 300 baby dolls, 22,000 sparklers, 58 mannequins, 280 spare light bulbs, 1,000 patches, 6,000 mirror parts, 14 bubble machines, 28 gallons of bubble juice, and 250,000 packages of bubble bath.

The offense is part smoke and mirrors, part optical illusion and a large part Anderson, who has expanded the concepts of "versatile" and "all-purpose" to new dimensions.

Professor Dave Wark, one of the UK leaders on SNO, described to me a particular challenge - finding a way of building mirrors, part of the detection system, which would remain reflective for a decade in ultra-pure water.

In Australia a new bill mirrors parts of America's Patriot Act.

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