Sentence examples for translating mirror from inspiring English sources

Various laser stimulation positions were achieved through galvanometer-driven X-Y scanning mirrors (Cambridge Technology, Cambridge, MA), as the mirrors and the back aperture of the objective were in conjugate planes, thereby translating mirror positions into different scanning locations at the objective lens focal plane.

Various laser stimulation positions could be achieved through galvanometers-driven XY scanning mirrors (Cambridge Technology, Cambridge, MA), as the mirrors and the back aperture of the objective were in conjugate planes, translating mirror positions into different scanning locations at the objective lens focal plane.

Conventional linear Fresnel reflector system only contains one-dimension movement that is flat mirror rotation, and the addition movement in new design includes translating mirror field to decrease cosine effect and rotating the secondary reflector to coordinate the translation of mirror field.

The axial resolution as a function of wavelength was experimentally measured by translating a mirror through the foci of the CCM system and recording spectra as a function of axial position of the mirror.

Further evaluation at different A-scan depth was also conducted by translating the mirror in the reference arm, with sample reflector position fixed.

Axial response measurements were taken by translating a mirror through the focus of the objective lens using a motorized linear actuator (Nanomotion II, Melles Griot) while recording the signal as a function of axial defocus using a photodiode (Thorlabs SM05PD) behind a slit in the detector plane.

It literally translates to mirror ball in Japanese.

In order to evaluate the performance of the imaging system, we translated a mirror through the foci and recorded the spectra as a function of axial position of the mirror.

For both the sdLCS and tdLCS measurements, we controlled ℓ (ℓ = 0 – 2000 µm, with ℓ = 0 the sample surface) by translating the reference mirror in steps of 27 µm.

With Carolyn Kizer, Mr. Finkel translated "A Splintered Mirror: Chinese Poetry From the Democracy Movement," published by North Point Press in 1991.

The comments, made during an interview with XLS magazine, were translated by the Mirror and have now been widely circulated online.