Assertion: microscope's lens | /r/CapableOf | focus light
Facets:
value: onto the specimen
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: from point s(1
type: OTHER
value: to maximize illumination
type: PURPOSE
value: onto the slide
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: onto point
type: TEMPORAL
value: onto object
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: from the light source
type: OTHER
value: properly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: During polishing, these tests are not accurate enough to ensure that the lens will focus light properly.
text: A diffraction grating (a surface containing thousands of microscopic parallel grooves per inch) is placed at the point where the lens should focus the light.
text: The condenser lens concentrates the light.
text: The condenser lens focuses light from the light source onto the slide or object, which feeds into the objective lens.
text: The result is that the perfect lens L, which equals Lens(a) + Lens(b), focuses light from point S(1) onto point S(2) and also performs the reverse action by focusing light from point S(2) onto pointS(1).
text: The objective lens focuses the light passing through the specimen to form a magnified primary images.
text: The beam of light then passes through the condenser, a lens that gathers and concentrates the light onto the specimen to maximize illumination.