Sentence examples for prism at from inspiring English sources

You see them at the beach and playground: people who cannot bear to leave their Palm 505 or Visor Prism at home.

They form an enclosed rectangular prism at the center of Butler — no windows, a bit cooler than the rest of the building.

A camera lucida, a small prism at the end of a rod, allows an artist to see the face of a subject in the prism so the image can be accurately sketched.

Some might call it violet, or mauve, but whatever you call it, it is the most refracted colour when light is passed through a prism; at the very end of the visible colour spectrum and the hardest colour for the eye to discriminate.

Both The Guardian and The Post wrote about a top-secret slide presentation on Prism at roughly the same time; for the Post article, Ms. Poitras shared a byline with Barton Gellman, whom she knew from their time together on a fellowship at New York University and contacted in February.

The inversion process moves the top and bottom topography for every single prism at every formation.

Microprisms, a variation on the Treasury's technology, were taken up by automobile manufacturers, who added them to paint; the new-technology people at Estee Lauder discovered prisms at an auto show.

Compressive strength was determined on prisms at the ages of 7, 28, 56 and 90 days.

In the field experiments, we placed two mini prisms at the two end points of sling B(L). on the "Y-plate" and the beam, respectively.

Three-dimensional density models of the regional and residual anomalies were obtained by inversion of the gravity signal adding the response of rectangular prisms at the nodes of a regular grid.

According to the compilation by Rowe et al. (2013), subduction plate boundary faults as observed by ocean drilling and field studies in accretionary prisms at depths of >1 to 2 km tend to develop multiple strands tens of meters thick within damage zones of approximately 100 to 350 m thickness.