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The 785 nm beam was first expanded using a beam expander (BE2) so as to overfill the back aperture of the microscope objective and then reflected into the microscope by the 785 nm dichroic mirror (DM1).
When the Dow Jones industrial average was first expanded to 30 companies in 1928, it was almost entirely a list of companies that made or mined things.
DETAILS The late-18th-century mansion that overlooks the Atlantic from cliffs on the southeastern coast of Barbados and forms the heart of this development has been operating as a hotel since it was first expanded in 1887, making it the island's oldest resort.
The proscenium's structure was first expanded by Squire Bancroft and his wife, Marie Bancroft, to enclose the lower side of the stage at London's Haymarket Theatre in 1880, creating a "picture frame" or an imaginary fourth wall through which the audience experienced the illusion of spying on characters behaving exactly as if they were unobserved.
The plant was first expanded in 1960.
In turn, the concept of "nation" was first expanded beyond its coverage of the boyar category, and more members of the privileged displayed a concern in solving problems facing the peasantry: although rarer among the high-ranking boyars, the interest was shared by most progressive political figures by the 1840s.
Seeds were automatically placed at specific locations across the fields and management zones were first expanded from these seeds.
The beam is first expanded then focused to obtain the desired convergence angles at the exit of the last element.
In the proposed design method, the partially decentralized control system is first expanded to the nonsquare decentralized structure.
With Odile, Philippe is first expanded and enchanted, then he contracts and distorts into a jealous monster.
Stents models were first expanded against a simplified arterial plaque, with a solid mechanics analysis, and then subjected to a fluid flow simulation under pulsatile physiological conditions.
