| By combining a weak horizontal magnetic field with a strong vertical magnetic field, we can extract light that is elliptically polarized. |
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| He cited as an example Huygens's hypothesis that the extraordinary ray in doubly-refracting Iceland spar is propagated elliptically. |
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| Its co-founder, Chan Suh, talks so elliptically that he could be mistaken for an unusually gentle therapist. |
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| Consideration of time-varying currents producing an elliptically polarized rotating magnetic vector. |
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| The world is round. All heavenly bodies have circular orbits or rotate elliptically about their fixed point. |
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| The lowest point of each elliptically shaped orbit curved below the planet's ionosphere, allowing the magnetometer to obtain better-than-planned regional measurements of Mars. |
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| Somewhat elliptically but passionately in his still-halting but intense English, he explains his fascination with the Belgian artist's surrealism. |
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| It has an elliptically shaped body that is laterally compressed and covered with large, smooth scales. |
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| Goldman Sachs explained the decline, a little elliptically, by saying that during the quarter it had fewer clients doing fewer things. |
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| In the leaders, grand subordinate clauses orbited elliptically about their starry main verbs, but in the letters pages no one was in any doubt. |
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| For ellipticities between zero and 45 degrees, the wave is elliptically polarized. |
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| Dr. Victor Dirnfeld: Yes, I did so elliptically. |
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| A completely polarized wave can be elliptically polarized, or polarized in degenerate forms of the ellipse, i.e. circularly, or linearly polarized. |
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| On the Coastal Plain are hundreds of elliptically shaped depressions of varying sizes typified by swamp vegetation and standing water in the centre. |
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| They do so by expressing these meanings elliptically. |
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| The transmitter emits an elliptically shaped field that allows the receiver to locate the transmitter using three specific locations, not just the highest signal. |
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| Life teaches elliptically, epigrammatically, retrospectively. |
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| The eyes, engraved elliptically, are surmounted by vertical indentations. |
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| The structure's spacious atrium is covered in by a 4,000 square meter, elliptically contoured screen which, in suitable weather, can be partially opened. |
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| They sense something strangely meaningful about the situation but can only express it elliptically. |
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| Not sure where he stood, they sounded him out, subtly and elliptically. |
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| On a brighter note, and much more beautiful, the moon glides elliptically around the Earth, and once a month the moon and the planet have a nearest moment, called perigee. |
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