Sentence examples for pair of telescopes from inspiring English sources

"Telescape" is a pair of telescopes meant to be used like those found at scenic vistas around the world.

A group of young physicists, with temporary I.D. badges and sensitive electronics in tow, were allowed up to the top floor, where they assembled a pair of telescopes.

Each tower was equipped with a pair of telescopes, one pointing in either direction, and with a two-arm semaphore (a word derived by Chappe from the Greek for "bearing a sign").

They will be located 60 metres apart on the mountain of Las Campanas, and they, too, will eventually be joined together as an interferometer.The other pair of telescopes, belonging to the Gemini project (whose member countries are America, Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Britain, Canada and Chile), will be a little further apart than that—some 9,800km.

Measurements are obtained through correlation of the incoming electric fields between each pair of telescopes.

A pair of telescope lenses expand the beam with a magnification of 3x to fill the rear pupil of the objective lens, and also images the MEMS scanner onto the back focal plane of the objective lens, which is necessary for telecentric scanning in the object plane.

The short version is that these arrays of telescopes measure the delay of the arrival of light between pairs of telescopes.

(At the moment, these planets can be detected only by their gravitational effects on their stellar parents).The second and third projects are both pairs of telescopes.

Engineers from both the honeycomb and the thin-mirror camps, who fought bitterly over the contract to make the Gemini mirrors, will be watching closely, to see which of the two pairs of telescopes produces the better images.The fourth project is rather different.

Two pairs of telescopes were used to adjust the excitation beam diameter.

A similar thing happened 10 years ago, when a permit was rescinded for a pair of "outrigger" telescopes that had been proposed to accompany the huge twin telescopes of the W. M. Keck Observatory on Mauna Kea.