In the optics lab, the students aligned two Nicol prisms to examine the polarization of the laser beam.

Technicians adjusted the alignment of the Porro prisms before testing the binoculars.

To separate the polarized components of the beam, the lab used two Wollaston prisms aligned at orthogonal angles.

The architect used irregular prisms to create a striking, asymmetrical façade.

The archaeologists found a small triangular prism carved from jade in the ancient tomb.

To measure the polarization state of the laser, the lab used a Wollaston prism to split the beam into two orthogonal linear polarizations for analysis.

The laboratory technician carefully aligned the Nicol prism to produce a beam of polarized light for the experiment.

The architect used a pentagonal prism as the central motif in the sculpture.

To calculate the volume of the hexagonal prism, first determine the area of its base and multiply by the height.

The physicist carefully adjusted the Dove prism to correct the orientation of the projected image.