flat mirror

A flame wavered on the flat mirror of the water.

That's why the Masters want to understand flat mirrors.

A flat mirror on the inside reflects light to the concave surface.

He also pioneered techniques to produce large optical flat mirrors.

If you want to go further, then a flat mirror is just a special case of a curved mirror.

Flat mirrors are also often used at the ends of the pump cavity to reduce loss.

Corner reflectors use three flat mirrors to reflect light back towards its source.

The image in a flat mirror has these features:

In large part, this is because precision flat mirrors have grown less expensive to manufacture and to silver.

'We usually keep the flat mirrors here,' he said towards one of the side walls.

'He and his men must have come and gone through a flat mirror.

Segmented concept mirrors are formed by independent flat mirror segments.

The second form uses mutually perpendicular flat mirrors bracketing an air space.

They were dancing as far as the eye could see, beneath a ceiling that was a flat mirror.

(The magnification of a flat mirror is equal to one.)

His eyes were hard, flat mirrors that reflected the sunset's bloodred light.

There, shining in the center of the flat mirror were the Eyes of Bright.

Martin has also manufactured flat mirror and rotating drum-style scanners.

It utilized multiple flat mirrors, with a weather-proof backing that became an industry standard.

You can imagine how altering the normal flat mirror also could produce effects you suggest.

You have put your head into a flat mirror and brought it out as mad as Havelock.

In simple terms, a flat mirror is made that shows some person, place, or event from which the augury is to be extrapolated.

The bubble was a flat mirror, reflecting the floodlights back down at them, increasing steadily in brightness as they rose.

At the valley's center, the Hadeshorn was a smooth, flat mirror, its waters undisturbed.

A comparatively small tertiary flat mirror reflects the light to one of the sides of the telescope.