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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
collimate .
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Examples
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The GBT observations confirm that the magnetic field collimates the H2O maser jet, while the OH maser observations show that a strong large scale magnetic field is present in the envelope surrounding the W43A central star.
Could a Black Hole Fit in Your Computer or In Your Pocket? | Universe Today 2009
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A lens doesn't only let in light - in most cases, the more the merrier - it also carefully collimates that light, adjusts for chromatic aberration, and ensures that no geometric image distortions occur at varying zoom lengths.
The Register Team Register 2010
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A lens doesn't only let in light - in most cases, the more the merrier - it also carefully collimates that light, adjusts for chromatic aberration, and ensures that no geometric image distortions occur at varying zoom lengths.
The Register Team Register 2010
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A lens doesn't only let in light - in most cases, the more the merrier - it also carefully collimates that light, adjusts for chromatic aberration, and ensures that no geometric image distortions occur at varying zoom lengths.
The Register Team Register 2010
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A lens doesn't only let in light - in most cases, the more the merrier - it also carefully collimates that light, adjusts for chromatic aberration, and ensures that no geometric image distortions occur at varying zoom lengths.
The Register Team Register 2010
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The lens closer to the laser collimates the fast axis, while the second lens collimates the slow axis of the laser diode.
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