(41) · also written as a run, 41a xxx 41n
Lenses
Where it is first named
With reference to FIG. 277, there is illustrated the fundamental principle of an array of light-steering lenses 41a xxx 41n of the present invention in controlling the directivity of incident light radiation from an arc of 80 degrees. …
How it is written
- (lenses 41a) 2×
- (lenses 41n) 2×
- (41n) 1×
- (lenses 41) 1×
41a xxx 41n is Meyer's shorthand for a run of the same thing: 41a is the first, 41n the last, and the x's stand for however many lie between. Every stage of the run is this one numeral.
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Page 14 · Light Guide Lens
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Page 43 · Light Guide Lens
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Page 118 · Light Guide Lens
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FIGS. 62, 63, and 64 Illustrates schematically a side view cross-section of a bundle array of transparent · Light Guide Lens
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Page 175 · Light Guide Lens
Where it is named · 6
Light Guide Lens 6×
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lenses (lenses 41a)
With reference to FIG. 277, there is illustrated the fundamental principle of an array of light-steering lenses 41a xxx 41n of the present invention in controlling the directivity of incident light radiation from an arc of 80 degrees. …
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lenses (lenses 41n)
With reference to FIG. 277, there is illustrated the fundamental principle of an array of light-steering lenses 41a xxx 41n of the present invention in controlling the directivity of incident light radiation from an arc of 80 degrees. …
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xxx 41n of FIG. 277 with angular stem light-steering 60
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lenses (lenses 41a)
The angle of the incoming light 43 of the light-steering lenses 41a xxx 41n of the planar array of FIG. …
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lenses (lenses 41n)
The angle of the incoming light 43 of the light-steering lenses 41a xxx 41n of the planar array of FIG. …
