How To Use Collimate In A Sentence
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You're going to want to collimate it, which is a way of aligning the optics.
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A slight vacuum is pulled behind an aluminized mylar plastic film to create a very large convex mirror to collimate the visual system in many aircraft simulators.
Why the Moon? Here's Why. - NASA Watch
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This can be done by friction (heat), twisted magnetic fields and outflows (uncollimated, or collimated; the latter would be jets).
Quasar Caught Building Future Home Galaxy | Universe Today
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If the energy from the gamma sources is concentrated in collimated beams (presumably two opposite beams), how is it that they happen to be aimed at our Solar System, or do we infer that the number of sources is colossal?
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There are two nouns morion kind of helmet, does not concern us here (it is probably from Spanish smoky quartz, has an interesting etymology: it is from a Latin word here about collimate, from an erroneous reading of Latin collineare; I wonder if there is a list somewhere of words with similar histories?
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You can focus it to a point, but there's nothing you can do that will fully collimate the beam, i.e. it will always diverge.
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In both pictures, we have a collimated (one-directional) field incident from below upon an aperture in a silver plate (represented in cyan here).
Optics basics: What is a wave? Part III: Diffraction « Skulls in the Stars
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The primary function of the optical transmit antenna is to collimate far-field divergence of the laser beam and reduce the size of the laser beam in .
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The particles come from the accretion disk and are collimated into the jets.
World-wide Campaign Sheds New Light on Nature's "LHC" | Universe Today
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In other words, light shining through the atmosphere is a bit diffuse and may not stay collimated.
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In an In-Line Filter Holder setup, the light that passes through the filter is collimated.
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The first and second lenses operate jointly to concentrate and collimate the incident light beam.
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Basically I seem to have designed a device which will collimate an extended light source.
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The excitation and transmitted light is collimated by a set of focusing lenses on either side of the sample chamber.
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An incandescent bulb and fiber were used to collimate light into this speedometer indicator.
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Once you can gather up and collimate the light coming from an LED, you can use binary optical elements - holographic diffusers - to take that round, highly collimated beam and put it out into designer patterns.
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Using a light pipe [such as fiber optic] won't help to collimate your beam, total internal reflection means that as the angle of incidence = = the angle of reflection, the light entering the pipe at random angles will exit just as randomly.
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The image of the graticule is projected through the focal plane of a collimated lens, and reflected onto a glass screen mounted 45 degrees to the gunner's eye.
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The TPIAL emits a highly collimated beam of infrared light for precision aiming, as well as a separate infrared illumination beam with adjustable focus.
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In 2005 they used high-power ‘Luxeon’ LEDs, i.e. non-coherent sources, combined with a large Fresnel lens to collimate the non-directional light emitted, and managed two-way audio communications over a distance of 160 km (100 miles!) between mountaintops in Tasmania.
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The first and second lenses operate jointly to concentrate and collimate the incident light beam.
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In comparison, in a collimated system the peak wavelength varies across the FOV of the etalon filter according to = / 2n.
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The company is talking about using it for specialized applications: The result is a lamp that produces exceptionally high light output and 'collimated' or very focused white light at a much lower cost than current high pressure metal halide sources.
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Previous SPRM/SPRF systems using lasers have exhibited good performance utilizing the highly desirable qualities of laser sources such as collimated output, high power and narrow bandwidth
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An optical pickup generates spherical aberration in a laser light emitted from a semiconductor laser becoming a light source by moving, in the direction of the optical path, a collimate lens.
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It was enough time to collimate a neutrino-beam and to fire it through the cases.
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The non-spherical lens is another shaping system that is used to collimate the beam of LD, and the theoretic performance could be perfect.
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I was awed by the sight of a helium neon laser with its glowing discharge tube emitting an intense collimated beam of red laser light that produced an otherworldly speckle pattern.
Theodor W. Hänsch - Autobiography
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Possibly, the shadow is washed out because the clouds are so far away and because the sunlight is not perfectly collimated.
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A beamsplitter mixes the returning measurement beam with the collimated local beam; the inner core component is directed to the target detector and the outer annulus goes to the reference detector.
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The scattered light is collimated, and simultaneously detected by a fixed array of 18 transimpedance photodiodes, which span an angular region from 22.5 [degrees] to 147 [degrees].
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The missile tracker is mounted alongside the operator is tracking telescope and is collimated to it.
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The most common method for measuring retardance and fast-axis orientation involves placing two linear polarizers with horizontally aligned axes between a collimated optical source and a detector.
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In fact, if the particles in the jet are fast enough, they can collimate themselves quite nicely due to relativistic effects.
World-wide Campaign Sheds New Light on Nature's "LHC" | Universe Today
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A slight vacuum is pulled behind an aluminized mylar plastic film to create a very large convex mirror to collimate the visual system in many aircraft simulators.
Why the Moon? Here's Why. - NASA Watch
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However, unlike conventional fluoroscopy, CT fluoroscopy employs a tightly collimated beam that confines the skin dose to a narrow area.
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We collimate it so that we have a uniform beam illuminating the test piece.
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The missile tracker is mounted alongside the operator is tracking telescope and is collimated to it.
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An array of lenticular microlenses may be positioned to accept the output of the microprisms so that the light exiting from the microlenses is a substantially collimated light source.
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The location of the focal spot within the bfp determines the inclination angle under which the collimated beam impinges on the upper surface of a microscope slide.
