There is one critical caveat, of course, in determining the winner of a debate: It's difficult to know how the millions of voters, whose prisms are radically different than those of mainstream reporters, took in the debate.
Therefore, it is difficult to use the corner-cube prism whose aperture diameter is 20 cm or more as SERR for LLR if we take further the effect of temperature dependence of "n" into account.
In February, the Swedish duo Icona Pop is set to begin warming up arena audiences for both Miley Cyrus and Katy Perry, whose "Bangerz" and "Prism," respectively, are among the year's biggest pop albums.
For ease of interpretation, histograms are presented as smoothened approximations by constructing a spline function (GraphPad Prism), whose average value over each bar interval equals the height of that bar.
It first travels through a combination of magnifying glasses and prisms whose position in relation to each other is adjusted to obtain the desired ratio of enlargement or reduction.
We have constructed quasi-sheet quadrupole triplet magnets from homogeneously magnetized Nd Fe B prisms whose base angles and magnetizations we calculated to obtain the focusing gradients required by the reverse orbits of a recirculating electron accelerator.
4. For an unusual fireplace surround, there are Illuminessence Prism Tiles, whose iridescent finish gives them a backlighted appearance.
Was the Prism designer, whose identity is doubtless classified, a "prog rock" fan, or did he or she share Orwell's wry sense of humor?
In Suffolk, the years leading up to the law change will be explored through the prism of Benjamin Britten, whose lover, muse, collaborator and recital partner for 39 years was the tenor Peter Pears.
She's currently based in Portland, Oregon, where she's hard at work on two major projects: A Map to the Sun (First Second), due in 2019, and Prism Stalker (Image Comics), whose run began yesterday.
