They beam out bright radiation across a spectrum of wavelengths.
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Food arrives on grandmotherly, mismatched china; family members beam out from framed photos.
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The laser shoots a precise red beam out of the 01's back end.
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Her tiny still-life paintings beam out of the center of each vivid wall.
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Ride that beam out of your body, up into the air, and toward the stars.
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Snap it onto the Moto Z, hit the power button, and it'll beam out an image up to 70 inches on any wall.
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To disseminate 5G broadband, carriers primarily install "small cells," devices that beam out broadband at relatively short ranges within about a half-mile radius.
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Those popup windows, which the team can beam out to people in hard-to-reach areas via buoys equipped with a low-frequency Wi-Fi network.
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That would give us an opportunity to beam out directly, through television, to people in many parts of this country who had never heard a progressive message before.
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But in this paper, the researchers also developed a new method, where the laser first passes into a quickly spinning mirror, which essentially spreads the laser beam out.
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"The Inner Light" is this moment where Picard gets some ship that sends a beam out and, literally, Picard is transported to another world and lives 40 years.
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IMAGES of China beam out from a giant electronic billboard on Times Square in the heart of New York city: ancient temples, neon-lit skyscrapers and sun-drenched paddy fields.
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Inside are micro LEDs that beam out the picture to the glass panel, which isn't completely transparent (Panasonic says engineers aim to get there), but still pretty amazing to see.
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The biggest problem with millimeter wave is range: to cover a whole city, you need to have 53G nodes — the things that beam out the millimeter wave signal — all over the place.
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By "stretching" the beam out, then amplifying it, then compressing it again (as you see in the diagram above), they created the first "chirped pulse amplification," which would become a standard tool.
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Some have proposed that NASA beam out a digital "Golden Record 2.0" that would be beamed out to the New Horizons spacecraft in 2020, so it's not that unrealistic to start thinking up ideas.
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LeEco has built lasers into Le Syvrac, which beam out red lines on either side of the bike to give nearby car drivers an indication of the safe distance to keep away from the bicycle.
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At their most basic level, these kinetic sculptures of sorts beam out the reflections of a lightbulb's filament, and Wilfred experimented with various reflectors such as mirrors, aluminum, and glass to achieve different visual effects.
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Ms. Kretzschmar and Ms. Miller are among her physical heirs: Ms. Kretzschmar is happy, fizzy, almost febrile, while Ms. Miller is sunny, lyrical, with a face and smile that effortlessly beam out into the theater.
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The plan, if the funding comes through, is to beam out a broadband signal from Whitesburg—the county seat ten miles away—to the Phase One area, then send fiber out to individual homes and businesses.
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Nor could they know that his face would beam out from an enormous advertising board on the Résidence des Potagers, overlooking the road out of here, toward Paris, the slogan, "Bondy — Ville des Possibles," emblazoned across it.
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Safai went straight to the middle seats in the front row opposite the Olympic Broadcast System cameras, the ones that beam out live feeds around the world and get picked up by national rights-holders like NBC in the United States.
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In particular, the apps that let you digitally overlay makeup seem like an extension of the Netflix-Seamless on-demand continuum: The day may be near when leaving your house seems superfluous, for you could beam out a flawlessly done up photo of yourself from the couch.
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But if they don't have that, then if they only know the general area where it crashed they have to go out with search vessels and underwater drones that beam out electronic signals, and see if something bounces back — a signature of that particular weapon on the bottom.
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"We live in this connected world where no one is really connected," he said, adding that if his experience at Sunset Tower alerted him to anything it was a need to create a "safe zone" for those people whose faces beam out at us from the covers of the tabloids.
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Smart thermostat systems from the likes of Ecobee and Nest can be configured to beam out warnings if temperatures reach a certain high or low level—and if you can't find the option you need inside the native apps, IFTTT can often fill the gap with a customized SMS sent to your phone.
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She escapes to a Kazon ship using a pre- programmed beam-out. Janeway orders a pursuit, but more Kazon ships arrive and Voyager retreats. Later, Chakotay asks Tuvok if he was naive for being fooled by Seska. Tuvok admits being fooled as well, reassuring Chakotay.
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Wavelengths are typically 808 nm through 980 nm. The beam is delivered via an optical fiber to the workpiece, with fiber diameters 800 µm and smaller. Since the beam out of the end of the fiber diverges rapidly, lenses are used to create a suitable spot size on the workpiece at a suitable working distance. A wire feeder is used to supply solder.
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By the time Duke has rescued the Jennys one by one, his General friend informs him that he can destroy the ship by shutting down its engine's coolant system. He does just that, then teleports "Jenny 5" back to Earth. The General's teleportation system is unable to beam out Duke Nukem too, however, requiring him to wade through more alien assailants in order to transport out using their teleporters. The ship subsequently blows up, and Duke Nukem arrives safely back on Earth.
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At the end of 1942, a slight modification was made to decrease the vertical size to , spreading the beam out more vertically from 10 to 20 degrees at the cost of some loss of gain. A further change, seemingly trivial in retrospect, was to eliminate the cylindrical radome and replace it with a single sheet of perspex sealing the front of the cheese. The resulting Outfit AUJ was significantly easier to mount on a ship's mast than the earlier designs. The first AUJ was fitted to .
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"Tech sim" puzzles in the style of The Incredible Machine—a video game series in which players create Rube Goldberg machines—were a main feature in Voyager: the player would receive collections of mechanical parts, which would have to be combined into complex mechanisms. Combat took place on the ground and in space, and like other scenes was controlled at a general level. The player could order the crew to provide suppressive fire, to maneuver or to beam out, for example, and would then watch the scene play out.
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Captain Kirk, Scotty, and Uhura are on the planet Chalcis to welcome its people to the Federation. To protect the Chalcidians from missile attacks by their warlike sister world of Eretria, the Federation has promised the Chalcidians a planetary defense grid. However, during the meeting, Kirk is struck in the back of the head by an Eretrian dissident, forcing an emergency beam out. In sickbay, Kirk has an hallucination of Rayna, an android girl who died after being overwhelmed by the emotions she developed by falling in love with Kirk (episode "Requiem for Methuselah").
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This was essentially a smaller version of the SCR-584 mounted on a Bofors 40 mm gun carriage. Introduced in 1951, the system remained manually operated, although with a few modifications to make the operation somewhat similar. Tracking down an enemy mortar generally took on the order of 4 to 5 minutes, and required a number of rounds to be fired. The AN/KPQ-1 attempted to improve on this by using five radar antennas aimed at slightly different angles horizontally, spreading the beam out so it covered a larger area of the horizon.
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This provides a "seed" of light that can aid in the buildup of the next Q-switched pulse. With cavity dumping, the cavity end mirrors are 100% reflective, so that no output beam is produced when the Q is high. Instead, the Q-switch is used to "dump" the beam out of the cavity after a time delay. The cavity Q goes from low to high to start the laser buildup, and then goes from high to low to "dump" the beam from the cavity all at once.
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This produces a shorter output pulse than regular Q-switching. Electro-optic modulators are normally used for this, since they can easily be made to function as a near- perfect beam "switch" to couple the beam out of the cavity. The modulator that dumps the beam may be the same modulator that Q-switches the cavity, or a second (possibly identical) modulator. A dumped cavity is more complicated to align than simple Q-switching, and may need a control loop to choose the best time at which to dump the beam from the cavity.
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Some late-type stars can produce astrophysical masers from their atmospheres and beam out coherent bursts of microwaves. The Sun, the nearest star to Earth, is known to emit radio waves, though it is virtually the only regular star that has been detected in the radio spectrum, because it is so close. It is not considered a radio star because it is not a strong radio source.IEEE Canada, What has radio astronomy found?, National Research Council of Canada (accessed 11 September 2009) Some studies have found that main-sequence stars may extremely rarely emit radio waves.
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Christine's suspicions of the stranger's identity are aroused when Teilani calls the stranger "James." Her suspicions are further confirmed when she finds a plaque that the stranger had used as a tray for the tea, emblazoned with the name and number of the starship Enterprise from eighty years in the past. Christine confronts the stranger with her belief that he is actually James T. Kirk, which he does not deny, insisting that she only refer to him as "Jim," and that she reveal his real identity to no one. It is later revealed Kirk was saved by a fortuitous last-minute Borg transporter beam-out.
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She asks where Angel is and Wesley taunts her, saying she should know since she's omniscient. Wesley asks about the mantis demon he met in the previous episode and she compares this past world to the humans’ world. She says that when she came along, she “kicked their evolution up a few ticks,” but it obviously didn't work out (also that she has a better chance in this world as it can be taken over quickly, as mass communications speed the spread of her message). She adds that Angel is wasting his time in the demon world, but Wesley says that if she really believed that, she would have killed them already. Jasmine tells a follower to tell the media that she'll be down soon; Wesley realizes that she's about to beam out her “love” to everyone.
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Gohan then challenges Goku to a duel, and while he is ultimately defeated, Goku is impressed enough to make him the captain of their team in the Tournament of Power. In the Tournament of Power, Gohan defeats Universe 6's Botamo, Universe 10's Obuni, Universe 6's Saonel and Pirina, and Universe 3's Anilaza before Universes 7 and 11 become the only remaining teams in the tournament. Gohan initially partners with Android 17 to battle Toppo, firing a Kamehameha wave at Android 17 and Toppo while they are inside Android 17's barrier in effort to ring them out, though Gohan retracts the beam out of concern for Android 17. Gohan breaks away from the fight with Toppo and comes to Frieza's aid against Dyspo, Gohan holding Dyspo down and the two being blasted out of bounds by Frieza.
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The Mossop was built during a large upsurge in building activity in Canada. During this period, the traditional artisanal character of many building trades was profoundly changed, and workers were often made to work in extremely unsafe conditions. This was true for many of the workers who built the Mossop. Under the anti-union Canada Foundry Corporation, which had been enlisted to help with the heavy iron construction, workers were exposed to considerable danger. This was recounted in a poem written by an ironworker who worked on the project: :We had quite a mishap on our job here today, :The gang went to roll a beam out of the way, :It came over on my foot, which started to swell, :Oh, you’ve got to be spry on Fred Mossop’s Hotel. :Each day as it passes, we have all sorts of fun, :Tommy Wells is our superintendent here and keeps us on the run, :White Coburn, the cart horse pokes fun at ‘Taff’ Bell, :Oh there’s lots of good sport here on the Mossop’s Hotel.
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