Sentence examples for small prism from inspiring English sources

It sounds, simply, like an old African record heard through a small prism.

Next time you're on the bus, picture everyone either using a smartphone or wearing glasses with a small prism just over one eye.

The computer's display takes the form of a small prism that sits in the peripheral vision of the wearer's right eye.

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.

Yet what makes this FX show the best comedy on television — and its third season, which has its premiere on Thursday, the cultural event I am most excited about this summer — is how it manages to tackle big, complicated issues through a very small prism.

Figure 4f shows that when f is small, PRISM will slightly over-estimate the image intensity at scattering angles below the probe semi-angle, and slightly under-estimates the intensity at higher scattering angles.

Experimental studies were performed at several scales, including material characterization, bond strength tests, small-scale prism tests, and full-scale beam tests.

Typically the tubes are aligned in a prism and simply clamped as shown in Fig. 1. Figure 2 shows the aligned tubes which are clamped a second time with small prisms near the bondline to fix the tubes for curing.

Even in those multituberculates that do have small prisms, the prism sheath is closed, but the sheath is incomplete in Gondwanatherium and possibly Ferugliotherium.

Although Ferugliotherium teeth are much lower-crowned than those of the Sudamericidae, they share an essentially similar pattern on the occlusal (chewing) surface of mf1 and mf2, similar incisors, backward jaw movement during chewing, and enamel with small prisms.

Additionally, the use of small prisms are known to induce postural behavior change in healthy subjects [27], [34].