Fermilab will make not only neutrino beams, it will also make antimatter neutrino beams.
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There are questions that can perhaps be better answered if you are working at lower energies but with much purer beams, with more intense beams, and with much better-understood beams.
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Known as Adaptive Driving Beams, they don't require a driver to flip back and forth between high and low beams.
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Laser beams are tightly focused, but at greater distances, the beams will have grown large enough to require less precise aim.
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It makes her healing and buffing beams reach farther as well as being able to chain beams across multiple targets for one.
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Attached to these beams will be flexible solar arrays that unfurl at the same rate, attached to the rigid structures of the beams.
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A conventional hologram is made by splitting a laser beam in two, scanning one of the half beams over the object to be holographed, recombining the half beams and then capturing an image created by the recombined beams on a photographic film.
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The LHC, which started operating in 2010, circulates beams of protons traveling in opposite directions near the speed of light and collides the beams together.
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And the main stage will include five wood beams from his old Hudson Square location; Disney salvaged 30 beams and donated them to Mr. Dorf.
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Spruce boards, which are glued at perpendicular angles to make thick beams called cross-laminated timber, are clearly visible in columns, beams, walls and ceilings.
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The ripples pass through the LIGO and Virgo observatories, which split laser beams, send them down mile-plus-long pipes, and rejoin the beams on a detector.
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The fires carbonized the wood beams that had been used to set off spaces in homes and also effectively baked the bricks between the beams, he said.
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Because laser beams are narrow and travel in straight lines from point A to point B, these receivers have to continuously maneuver to catch laser beams head-on.
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Attenborough — usually stoic — beams an incredibly wide, uncontrolled grin.
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She beams in one photograph — and scowls in another.
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Hundreds of tiny antennas transmit tiny amounts of power via wifi beams; those beams sync up in a small "pocket" around a cluster of dozens of tiny receivers, which harvest the energy.
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Don't just relate to the station; relate to the beams.
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"I think of myself as a real doctor", beams Albert.
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The researchers then overlap the beams to trap both atoms.
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It also dimmed my high beams automatically for oncoming traffic.
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THE ILLNESS LESSON By Clare Beams 271 pp. Doubleday. $26.95.
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Save up to 40% off select Mr. Beams Lighting Products
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But it doesn't have the best part: visible laser beams.
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All the cool kids are now searching for laser beams.
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THE ROOM went dark, then filled with beams of light.
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Laser beams will connect each vehicle to the other two.
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Is he about to shoot laser beams from his irises?
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The sun beams down onto the deck, an intoxicating catalyst.
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Raw steel beams as far as the eye can see.
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"Put it right next to the Heisman Trophies," he beams.
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He establishes the line with 80 pairs of pinewood beams.
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Producing laser beams can still be a noisy operation, though.
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I get my high beams on and I'm driving cautiously.
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"You'd go for two in a day sometimes," he beams.
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Original details include wood ceiling beams and a stone fireplace.
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The attic bedroom has a pitched ceiling with exposed beams.
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He beams with pride when talking about his store's history.
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The wood beams and large windows continue into the bathrooms.
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Governors Ball was on some ultra light beams this year.
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"There's something about the water, and just… sunshine!" she beams.
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Whatever it beams on gets bigger — well, make that massive.
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Wave beams aren't required for trap music, but are recommended.
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Thor slings his arm across his shoulder and everyone beams.
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Shorter tunnels were framed by wooden beams, creating a walkway.
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The tunnel is now a spider's web of laser beams.
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Pinnacles propped up by beams and held together with straps.
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They rip up the floorboards and saw the support beams.
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Finally it has automatic high beams and a reverse camera.
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There was no ceiling, only the building's structural beams overhead.
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Unlike some automatic headlight switch systems from high to low beams, adaptive headlights use sensors, cameras, data-processing software, and headlamp hardware to detect oncoming and preceding vehicles and automatically adjust the headlamp beams.
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Let's let Audi explain itself here: Instead of conventional low beams and high beams, the Audi AI:TRAIL is equipped with a total of five rotorless, triangular, electrically operated drones with integrated matrix LED elements.
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Cables or "slings" will be attached to the lifting beams. 3.
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Its sensor adjusts its beams without moving mechanical parts, improving reliability.
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Thanks to the office Ubervision, the image beams from the ceiling.
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These days, sounding sonars broadcast a fan-shaped series of beams.
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Some can freeze or blind your opponent, others fire laser beams.
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Oh, so these laser beams can actually be pretty dangerous then?
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Differential radar uses horizontal & vertical beams to detect shapes of objects.
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These beams seem to be creating strong, long-lasting magnetic fields.
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They appear to have been used as construction fillers in beams.
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It has panels of polyester and carbon beams to provide structure.
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Existing relationships can come back into harmony under Libra's balancing beams.
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Specks of dust appear suspended like stars in the lamp's beams.
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One approach is lidar — a system that uses rotating laser beams.
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The ceiling has arched wood beams and a tiered iron chandelier.
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Generally lidar systems "see" by emitting beams of light every nanosecond.
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These descriptions mention the sun, and also its waves and beams.
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"It's academic, yes, but it's fun, touchable, and playable," he beams.
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Faux-wood beams and exposed fittings cross over the concession stands.
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"It's not a good business; it's a great business" he beams.
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Then came the columns, girders and beams to support the platform.
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Every year at this time, the beams of the memorial return.
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Still he beams at its success and celebrates its cultural relevance.
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The double-sized living room has beams, bookshelves and two fireplaces.
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These included the focusing of the beams and the iris gobos.
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Unlike microwave beams, lasers won't bounce off walls and around corners.
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The sun beams down on all of it, harsh and exacting.
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My head brushed the beams, though they were ten feet up.
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When polarized light passes through calcite, it splits into two beams.
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Conte beams like a salesman bearing down on a monster account.
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The ceiling beams were painted fuchsia to match the company logo.
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Nearly every interior surface is wood: floors, ceilings, walls, exposed beams.
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Name Withheld We've got an issue of motes and beams here.
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Her bracelets (gauntlets?) and shield absorb and reflect Doomsday's laser beams.
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As they moved inward, they'd reinforce the tunnel with wooden beams.
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Literally: this shit is so warm it leaks ultra light beams.
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What can he see, beyond the chairs and the ceiling beams?
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"Now we're going to do a brief sun salutation," Aykroyd beams.
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The idea is that only in the part of the brain where all the beams cross is the dose high enough to kill cells—the individual beams, on their way in and out, do comparatively little damage.
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Concrete was used in the subsequent reconstruction of gables and roof beams.
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Automatic high beam headlights: Turns the high beams on and off automatically.
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When he talks about him, he really genuinely beams through the phone.
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The sun beams through noble Leo until the 22nd, warming hearts everywhere.
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An aerial view of the glass-bottom bridge with steel beams completed.
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Road conditions influence how lidar beams are reflected after hitting the road.
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Powerful superconducting magnets keep the beams in place, aligning and focusing them.
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So you haven't gone full "jet fuel can't melt steel beams" yet?
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I've watched C-beams glitter in the dark near the Tannhauser Gate.
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Why not the boy who can shoot laser beams with his eyes?
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The beams of my headlights carved a garish hole in the dark.
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Thick iron rings are jammed into support beams, demonstrating where slaves shackled.
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Newly Released And Other Stories By Clare Beams 174 pages. Lookout. $17.95.
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Light displays during the show will resemble lightsaber beams in the sky.
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The outside edges are left unfinished, with exposed drywall beams and studs.
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So the light beams that Blackmore's systems transmit will vary in color.
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When somebody puts they high beams on behind you, they blinding you.
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Free-space optical communication works by encoding communication signals in laser beams.
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Sanjay is shoring up the structure, reinforcing the beams, tightening the bolts.
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"It's like a death ray," Gross said of the concentrated solar beams.
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The temporary seats perch steeply upon a dense latticework of steel beams.
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Hand-stenciled designs can be seen between ceiling beams throughout the house.
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Pinnacles had been propped up by beams and held together with straps.
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The ceiling is vaulted with exposed wood beams and louvered transom windows.
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Curtains like those hanging from beams nearby were a hotly contested issue.
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Exposed wood beams extend across the space, as do distressed wood floors.
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Throughout his buildings, unfinished beams and panels intersect with smoother, thinner louvers.
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Do the cracked beams make the structure more vulnerable to an earthquake?
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And they will first have to determine definitively why these beams fractured.
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Wood floors and wooden beams on the ceiling add to the feeling.
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Now, Batulo beams as she stands behind the Dunkin' Donuts cash register.
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The beams bounce off mirrors then converge back near the beam splitter.
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Fog lamps are intended to provide an adjunct to the low beams.
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One guy shoots red laser beams out of his eyes, because evolution.
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When Koopmans photographed the truck, it flashed its high beams at him.
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Walls come down, the supporting beams of a shared life are strengthened.
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It has 22-inch-thick stone walls, exposed beams and four stories.
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The oak beams are hung with antique flour sifters and cow bells.
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The main house centers on a great room with exposed ceiling beams.
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There are exposed air ducts and I-beams scribbled with contractors' marks.
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Flattered, I ran toward the beams, like a moth to a flame.
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"I think the gelling is getting better and better," he beams, proudly.
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NASA's Curiosity rover beams home a selfie from a sand dune on Mars.
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Engineers will attempt to place buoyant "lifting beams" and pontoons underneath the ferry.
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They use optical technology—in this case infrared light beams—to detect actuation.
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Sound waves, light beams, and elided texts define the core of her practice.
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CHARRED beams are all that remain of the top floor of one house.
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A nippier alternative is to use focused light beams to provide the pressure.
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A main gathering area has arched ceilings, exposed beams and a large rug.
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These forgotten great beams of light that have been pushed aside and marginalized.
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On the 22nd, the sun beams into partnership-oriented Libra for a month.
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"We're actively flying in all 50 U.S. states and 30 countries," Burton beams.
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"We've been pleasantly surprised so far," Gardner beams, noting Titan's thousands of clients.
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"It's ground-breaking stuff," he beams before heading off to his next meeting.
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On Earth, the leakage from such beams would appear as Fast Radio Bursts.
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How on earth does a gun transform water into beams of "energized plasma"?
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In the photo, Prince beams as she poses with the big-screen superhero.
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Another casts them in shadow as a blast of light beams behind them.
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LIGO uses laser beams to see if gravitational waves have warped space-time.
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Such a split sounds impractical, but beams of light could make it work.
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It's clean and cool and lit by beams of sunlight dappled with dust.
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From their eyes shot angular beams of green light evocative of film projections.
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The reservoir's support beams hindered the team's ability to find clear projection spaces.
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A few beams of sunlight slanted down, but otherwise all was in shade.
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Most of the fixtures are wired through the beams for a cleaner look.
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Grandma beams quietly as she opens her polka-dot gift: a pendulum clock.
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They also chipped away at concrete columns to reveal the original steel beams.
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Automatic high beams are standard on every Yaris but automatic lights aren't available.
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Exposed ceiling beams extend outside the house to create shade for the deck.
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Hess and other customers rushed to another garage and hid behind concrete beams.
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The 13th century wooden beams holding up the roof will never be replaced.
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When we put our ice on, we be blinding you like high beams.
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The roof angles downwards and hangs over the porch, supported by wood beams.
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Beams of sunlight streamed into a large room, illuminating dust in the air.
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Mr. Cheah began replacing wood flooring and structural beams with recycled local hardwoods.
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On the main floor, they added beams and recessed lights to the ceiling.
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At 11:30 in the morning, the beams of light begin to descend.
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Blazars are quasars whose high-energy beams happen to point right at Earth.
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The woodsy exterior vibe continues inside, with rough-hewed beams and eucalyptus flooring.
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Other reveals involved ratchets and straps attached to the beams of the coop.
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"It gives taste to rice and anything you put it on," she beams.
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He harvests the wood and mills it into flooring, siding and roof beams.
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The station was buried under debris, its sturdy beams bent like paper clips.
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A.D.B. lights let you drive with your high beams on all the time.
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Now it is being reassembled, complete with its original columns, beams and trusses.
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It's the same principle, only the end product is beams instead of sheets.
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Around sunset, as the beams become visible, volunteers and scientists — along with Sept.
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Starlink spacecraft are designed to link to four other satellites using laser beams.
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For years, the red beams of tracer bullets streaked the skies of Damascus.
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He lay on the floor, staring at the metal beams of the tent.
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"Like in Harry Potter," he beams, gesturing at a castle-like bilingual academy.
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Oh, and I just realized, "beams" makes for a pun in this example.
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The goal is to get the reach of high beams without throwing glare.
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In one, light was split and passed on a complex path through specially fabricated micrometer-length silicon beams, which vibrate as a result, and then into a detector—since you can't tell which beam it passed through, the beams are entangled.
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I made the coffee table from beams from the meat locker in the basement.
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These invisible beams of light provide extremely high bandwidth capacity and are not regulated.
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You died at the hands of light beams bouncing through a series of mirrors.
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The new lighting products are clearly the result of Ring's purchase of Mr. Beams.
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The officer said that Daniel's uncle had been driving with his high beams on.
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"It's like when you're driving through fog with your high beams on," he said.
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" The woman at the door beams: "We already voted by post, so don't worry!
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"This is the future of construction," beams Harald Liven, Moelven's project manager for Mjostarnet.
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Next to the laser is a special telescope that watches for the beams' reflections.
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"The city is barren by comparison," beams Sumaiya Zaidi, who campaigned for the purge.
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We slowly dropped 30 feet, as Joe described it, surrounded by exposed metal beams.
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These beams can be measured from Earth when they're pointing in our planet's direction.
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His presence beams out from a mural on the main wall of Guapo Grill.
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One vampire (with her less undead partner) beams about her cross-country steampunk adventures.
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Besh beams and drapes a reassuring arm around her as she snaps a photo.
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The staircase itself is a feat of engineering — it shows no visible support beams.
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We communicate things with other drivers through eye contact, blinking, motion in high beams.
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The interior is rustic, with dark ceiling beams, dark hardwood floors and stone fireplaces.
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My guide explained that the towers of the castle require external beams for support.
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The dining area opens to a large screened porch framed with exposed cedar beams.
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Multiple beams of ultrasound energy are focused on a target deep within the body.
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It has a double-height glass ceiling, exposed beams and views of the grounds.
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That's strange, given that automatic high beams are more complicated and expensive to implement.
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Wood beams offer support without closing off living areas the way that walls would.
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But a passing gravitational wave will alternately stretch and compress the half-beams' paths.
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The mirror splits the laser into two beams that flow perpendicular to each other.
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"When everything goes through the blockchain … I could fire half my team," he beams.
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A young Michelle beams as Barack puts his arm around her, holding a newspaper.
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He beams at her and squeezes her hand while their friends continue the games.
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"We can do things that don't exist in the credit card market" Sasha beams.
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After the explosion, the team used welding torches to cut through the steel beams.
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The elevators were super fast and lined with beams of wood lit from behind.
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Central to the ceiling is a gridlike sculpture of curved crisscrossed slats and beams.
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His subjects' raucous joy beams out, beyond the picture plane and past the glass.
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The kitten, she wrote, used to chase beams of sunshine coming through the window.
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The ceilings have aged wood beams, and the newly laid floors are marble tile.
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A third room, with exposed ceiling beams, could serve as a studio or bedroom.
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But five beams that had held up the second floor now blocked his path.
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But it appears that Beams did not share Tillerson's vision for the agency's future.
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Engineers hope to discover what caused the cracks by analyzing samples of the beams.
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A. It's going to be very expensive and time-consuming to reweld the beams.
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Unlike beams of tinnitus, these keening, distortionlike sounds were a sign of healthy ears.
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Meet Obi, a Pacific parrot at Stanford University trained to fly through laser beams.
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The ceilings of one bedroom and a bathroom are made with traditional rounded beams.
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This is key, since the particle beams produce different biological changes at different doses.
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"I remember stumbling and hitting the track and thinking, 'Well, that's weird,' " Beams said.
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Proton beams must travel horizontally on a level plain, requiring a long open space.
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Could extraterrestrials be using something far more sophisticated to chat like, say, neutrino beams?
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Portions of the surface are raised, specifically the outlines of beams forming the sitter's halo.
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"Any time Camila goes up to him with her little helmet, he beams," Shayna says.
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A new home Batulo beams as she sips a can of Sprite through a straw.
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The building had exposed steel beams and the man was found surrounded by metal tools.
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With enough fog, you could see the red beams, but you could not see Matloff.
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Physicists have long provided doctors with tumor-fighting tools such as radiation and proton beams.
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But the instant I saw a manta ray shooting laser beams, I was on-board.
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Like Mr. Beams lights, Ring's new lights are just a light and a motion sensor.
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Letizia beams as she gives Sofia a squeeze, while Leonor sweetly holds her father's hand.
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In this arrangement the laser or electron beams would melt the tips of the wires.
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Maliz Beams, a former financial industry executive who was named State Department counselor on Aug.
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"Today is the day that I get me [sic] wig," he beams at the camera.
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The living room has a fireplace, as well as details like the original ceiling beams.
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This work beams us up into a supernal world dominated by purples, blues, and black.
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After buildings are demolished, old beams and panels are easy to recycle into new structures.
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The ship's helicopters were prevented from flying after their pilots were dazzled with laser beams.
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Wood beams in an older home are especially susceptible to damage from water and insects.
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One model, the Ring Beams Spotlight, is battery-powered and has a single LED light.
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The beams they had, what color, the intensity and the opacity, different characteristics like that.
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Within the studio, the exhibition space is the wall between the two slanted ceiling beams.
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"We could see the beams bending and the aluminum roof being ripped away," she said.
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Two mercury lamps project neon green beams of light onto the frame from either side.
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"We haven't invented any new design affordances or things you need to know," Stein beams.
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"This is your needle, which you put into your own leg—congratulations!" my instructor beams.
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RHIC can filter its proton beams so they only contain particles spinning in one direction.
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My favorite among these are BMW's adaptive beams, which move as the steering wheel moves.
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Trump country beams with pride Pete MacGibbon could not be more proud of President Trump.
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In the Oxford experiments, physicists exchanged the chambers of gas for two beams of light.
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Perhaps the one drawback is that the projectors localize the beams of light and animation.
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The beams react to visitors' movements, with fog and mirrors blurring the lines of perception.
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Explosives were placed on each of the steel beams that support the Silverdome's upper ring.
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A covered patio terrace conserves what she believes to be the original wooden ceiling beams.
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That ensures all the solar beams reach the same point, resulting in extremely high temperatures.
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Xudu's father, the oldest living patriarch of the family, beams at the sight with pride.
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The thick steel beams do not recall Baltard's airy ironwork in the original Les Halles.
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The beams are still bare in Yogasmoga's first Manhattan store, juice bar and fitness studio.
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"Undies are fine!" he beams back at me, and then points to another patron outside.
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A decade later, workers tried to re-secure the roof beams to stabilize the shelter.
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It has geothermal heating, exposed fir beams, Gaulhofer sliding windows and Brazilian cherry wood floors.
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The stories feel like beams supporting a house to which he's already revealed the blueprint.
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They also besieged police stations, aimed laser beams and hurled bricks to attack police officers.
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The beams in the top of this photo are the supports for my sleeping loft.
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Ceilings are missing expanses of plaster, and old wooden beams are often exposed and rotten.
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All are built from adobe, using local methods, accented with eucalyptus beams, flooring and windows.
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To the right is the living room, with plaster walls and painted decorative plaster beams.
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The nine rustic rooms and 15 suites have ceiling beams, antique furniture and wine refrigerators.
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Survivors told reporters that the building seemed to implode as concrete beams and pillars fell.
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Q. Even if it's just repairing two beams, this doesn't look like an easy fix.
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Even so, the couples share more than child care (and a set of floor beams).
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The exposed beams on the ceiling, electric fireplace, and plush couches add to the ambiance.
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"This place is really authentic," he beams over satay beef macaroni soup and French toast.
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He added beams and half-timbering inside and covered the whole structure in solid stone.
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The illumination, using more than a dozen powerful beams, was to continue nightly through Dec.
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The apartment has contemporary furnishings but its original wooden ceiling and chunky beams are exposed.
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From the rooftop park, you can see a glass high-rise encased in white beams.
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The ceramic tile flooring resembles wood planks, and white beams intersect below the lofted ceiling.
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She would expose the brick walls and reveal the beams and joists in the ceiling.
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At the Renwick, flashlight beams crisscross the darkened galleries: You have entered a crime scene.
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The great wooden beams of the temple's halls had flexed and groaned with the strain.
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A gravitational wave, a tiny ripple in the shape of spacetime itself, makes the two light beams move in and out of phase with one another as it passes, causing the beams to cancel out and then amplify repeatedly in a wave-like pattern.
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We'd add the $2300 exterior lighting package to get intelligent high beams and active bending lights.
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To express that, Oestreich turned the two arms of his "K" symbol into beams of light.
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The problem is the lights ran afoul of U.S. rules setting maximum levels for lower beams.
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This image shows four laser beams shooting out from the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope.
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This image shows four laser beams shooting out from the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope.
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They're bolted into place along garage beams, a patio post, and the rooftop of his house.
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In the revealing photo of her derrière, Beckinsale beams with her hair in a casual updo.
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We're all familiar with the general tropes of it—"jet fuel can't melt steel beams," etc.
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Occasionally, his abstract arrangements of steel beams can be evocative, but mostly they're annoyingly attention-grabbing.
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We've seen the world's largest free-form 3D printer create beams for home construction in Tennessee.
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It's cutting lettuce heads with water knives—super-high-pressure beams—and gobbling up the produce.
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Behind the beams stand granite monuments with inscriptions and timelines of the events of 29/211.
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Behind the beams stand granite monuments with inscriptions and timelines of the events of 9/11.
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I also find a belt for my BEAMS dress I got in Harajuku last month ($65).
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In fact, this effect has only been observed from the interaction of electron beams and ice.
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Dr Ashkin's first invention was essentially the opposite of the tractor beams common in science fiction.
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Another State Department official said Beams had left of her own volition and was not fired.
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He scales the beams to the top of the 310 meter high skyscraper without any equipment.
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For three months, workers sandblasted the brick walls and wooden beams, sanding the columns by hand.
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Inside its small factory, under high ceilings supported by white metal beams, Aston Martin workers bustle.
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These radioactive beams hit targets and interact, resulting in high-energy cannons of heavy radioactive elements.
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"Carpenter ants and termites love moist wood and can eat away at support beams," said Lesh.
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As the sun moves, the cell layer moves ever so slightly, keeping the beams on target.
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The addition would be built on top of the existing steel beams above the car lanes.
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Outside, the cream city brick walls have been reinforced and all the charred roof beams removed.
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Jahn taught gymnastics on devices of his own invention: balance beams, parallel bars and so on.
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Lesli's 7-year-old brother, Jake, beams on the couch, his little sister in his arms.
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TMZ broke the story ... Mischa slammed the truck into plaster covered support beams at the complex.
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It has adaptive lights with laser high beams, massively increasing your range of vision at night.
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The system would work similarly to LIGO, as the vehicles would be connected via laser beams.
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LIGO's lasers span just 2.5 miles, but eLISA's laser beams will span more than 600,000 miles.
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Here are six beams of light and love to turn to during the dark days ahead.
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Nearly every astronaut that travels to orbit these days beams home at least one rad selfie.
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We had a swing in the house and a trapeze hanging from one of the beams.
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As the arms change lengths, the laser beams take a different time to travel through them.
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This one could use more balloons, laser beams and random barrel fires, but it's good enough.
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In addition, laser beams are polarized, and when they reflect off different surfaces, their polarization changes.
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Little Leo beams, looking curious and delighted as he sees his mother for the first time.
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Russia beams radio and television broadcasts into the countries, depicting their governments in the worst light.
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The four openings were cut out in April with drill hammers, and reinforced with steel beams.
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Today, the kitchen is dark with only a few beams of light seeping into the room.
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Inside it is largely rustic in feel, with baked clay floors and heavy wooden ceiling beams.
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He beams when crowds chant "lock her up" in reference to Hillary Clinton at his rallies.
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I hoped the wooden beams weren't the only thing propping the roof up in this room.
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That's because the artists' inexpensive studios in Yanjiao lack exposed brick walls or distressed wood beams.
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A.P.L.'s robotic arm was mounted on a scaffold of aluminum beams bolted to a wall.
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The house is a mostly open floor plan around the center, where all the beams meet.
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Wood is key to the home's aesthetic, with hardwood floors throughout and wood paneling and beams.
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The split beams then travel to two different laboratories, up to 1,200 kilometers (750 miles) apart.
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You probably like going to the pub and having your Jim Beams or your Jack Daniels.
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A tiny girl purposefully dressed in red tugs at my jacket and beams up at me.
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What doesn't usually happen is fans aiming frikkin' laser beams into the eyes of the quarterback.
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Tractor beams, the stuff of campy alien invasion films, are nothing new in the real world.
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The double-height ceilings are made from bamboo, in a traditional style, supported by hardwood beams.
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The beams holding up the roof, which was clad in metal, had collapsed and caught fire.
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Be one of the few lighthouse beams in this terrible storm that is battering our country.
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Its green light beams illuminate particles of marble dust and water molecules colliding in the environment.
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Like the rest of the house, the room has oak floors and wide oak ceiling beams.
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And mantels, beams, arches, tiles and stone reclaimed from demolished houses punctuate the home's various spaces.
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By night, the beams of an occasional truck carrying coal or palm fruits pierce the darkness.
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Sagging lintels — the support beams above windows — and cracked balconies can plague buildings of all ages.
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Wood ceiling beams were too long to fit around the curve of the mountain railway tunnel.
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Hundreds of bobbins attached to wooden beams fed thread through tubes and into a mechanical weaver.
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The house still has the chestnut beams used to reinforce the floors holding the mill machinery.
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An open living/kitchen/dining area has cement floors and reclaimed barn-wood pillars and beams.
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Their complex construction and optical coatings split light into three beams, creating this gorgeous light show.
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Perched on the main gallery's ceiling beams are a group of stuffed pigeons by Maurizio Cattelan.
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The foyer, on the main level, has exposed wood beams and nearly 14-foot vaulted ceilings.
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They added steel beams overhead to open up a wall between the kitchen and living room.
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Wing beams at the camera, while Tony, a thick monobrow painted on his forehead, feigns resignation.
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Dark beams intersect below the vaulted ceiling and are echoed in the half-timbered wall pattern.
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The unit is a long rectangle with hardwood floors and exposed ceiling beams and metal ducts.
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Taiwan media has also reported the presence of polystyrene in supporting beams, mixed in with concrete.
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Inside, many early details remain, including wide-plank pumpkin-pine flooring, wall paneling and exposed beams.
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On the second floor, beams were painted with lotus flowers and other so-called lucky signs.
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Our commodious room, with its exposed pine beams, had the pleasing scent of a cedar closet.
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The ceilings have wide beams, and the floors are made of local hardwood, Mr. Menahem said.
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In the kitchen, you can also find wooden beams and a wooden door to the pantry.
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What appear to be wooden columns and support frames are actually steel beams under wood cladding.
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Men moved steel plate and I-beams with cranes that ran on tracks in the floor.
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They shine like diamonds beneath evening moon beams and glow like amber under a setting sun.
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We produce everything from steel beams, wood flooring and trucks to semiconductors, robots and rocket engines.
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The 3,153-square-foot apartment has 16-foot ceilings, exposed beams and windows facing three directions.
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Several turns later, a concrete ceiling appeared with its jumble of electrical mains dangling from beams.
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Juan García's name was barely visible where it had been etched onto one of the beams.
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Eventually, Saru beams over to a Ba'ul ship, where he is once again on death's door.
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At the end of the performance Patti applauds and beams, the tears streaming down her cheeks.
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Sarah: To go back to my steel beams metaphor, imagine if someone told you that the steel beams in your building are insecure but also they're probably O.K. if the building is built under a certain height and the builders use a very specific brand of concrete.
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Adobe buildings with beams and balconies surrounded the town square; a block beyond were hills and farmland.
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Beams of colliding protons created spherical droplets of quark-gluon plasma that expand in a circular shape.
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If they ever turned their beams of death on our little industry we'd just be gone anyway.
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Inside room B2000, a series of metal cross beams enclose a massive, otherworldly structure: a geodesic dome.
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Steel workers have also been called in to cut through metal beams and are waiting on orders.
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The service beams its Uighur-language reports for two hours each day via shortwave radio and satellite.
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"It was the craziest day ever!" beams Alaina, whose Southern drawl is equal parts peppy and warm.
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In the past, they've been mostly red beams with an energy output of 1 milliwatt, he said.
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Sudan pressed himself against the wooden beams of the enclosure and looked out, but Mwenda had gone.
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The team hopes to see these tractor beams used in biological research, according to a press release.
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With her hair worn down and tousled, Jenner looked positively glowing – sunkissed by the French Riviera's beams.
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Taxes and budgeting are a lot less exciting than tumour-zapping proton beams and antibodies with superpowers.
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The surprise is that all of its supporting columns are made of glulam—wooden beams laminated together.
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Its net profit, of 4.6m yuan ($700,000) in 2016, came mainly from selling bamboo flooring and beams.
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Keeping with the theme of energy efficiency, the beams themselves are made possible by high density LEDs.
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A second, the Ring Beams Wired Floodlight, is a bigger, wired device that's equipped with two lights.
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Perhaps my wild peepers were firing off lust beams, willy-nilly, leading to misunderstandings left and right.
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Like the intact structures found at Pompeii, the flames helped to carbonize and maintain the wooden beams.
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The mirror directs both beams to both spots, but if done properly, only one spot will appear.
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By varying the wavelength and strength of the beams, humans could conceal Earth from more complicated detectors.
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In this way, the beams from the pulsars act a bit like the lasers that LIGO uses.
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But sometimes ultralight beams are best when they're in a Kanye West song — not on your cheekbones.
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When a voltage is applied to the plasma chamber, ion beams shoot out of the gridded microthrusters.
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The beams coming from laser enthusiasts can be distracting for pilots in flight and cause temporary blindness.
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TheTrainwreck star is chewing a cigar and sporting an eye patch, while Hanisch beams by her side.
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Unfortunately, there's word yet on whether they can expect future Ghostrider support to include frickin' laser beams.
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Among the distinctive features on the third floor are the original steel beams that line the walls.
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"We identify vertical assets, such as managed rooftops or towers, to locate our Starry Beams," says Kanojia.
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Lidar systems are similar to radar and shoot light beams to map out a street or environment.
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The high beams, as we pull onto the narrow mountain road are, if not the best, adequate.
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But construction officials told CNN affiliate WXYZ the explosives did succeed in breaking the stadium's steel beams.
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Maliz Beams had been appointed as counselor -- a senior position not requiring congressional confirmation -- over the summer.
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At night, laser beams dance across the overpass, turning a routine traffic stoplight into a psychedelic experience.
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Focused ultrasound is analogous to using a magnifying glass and focused beams of light on a point.
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The lighting throughout the house is simple and contemporary, offsetting the rustic look of the wood beams.
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The upstairs master bedroom has a 2140-foot-tall pitched ceiling, also with original beams and trusses.
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Make the most of your weapons, including the Reflecting Laser Beams, Air-to-Surface, and Antiaircraft Lasers.
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Trump often beams at rallies as his crowds chant "lock her up!" about the former Democratic nominee.
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As they tossed aside wooden beams and plastic sheeting, nuns looked for their belongings in the rubble.
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Diamond Light Source, near Oxford, is Britain's national synchrotron science facility that produces intense beams of light.
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The beams of light in Netflix's new design are meant to represent the company's array of content.
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MIT's real-life, sensor-laden drones don't shoot stinging laser beams to improve a padawan's lightsaber skills.
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If the half-beams' paths are undisturbed, the waves will arrive at the detector in lock-step.
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They'd be cleaned off anyway by subcontractors hired by the oil companies to keep the beams tidy.
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The space inside is cavernous and utilitarian, with cement walls and floors, punctuated by industrial steel beams.
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And while the city boasts other concert venues, The Showbox is more than wood beams and bricks.
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The island has an old-world Mediterranean feel, but it also has laser beams and electric doors.
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Steel I-beams — parts of which are painted red in different ways — cut through its flexible spaces.
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Globally, he added, covert strikes with the potent beams appear to have been going on for decades.
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In a third, solar beams radiate over a hulking warehouse or office building, practically dissolving its outlines.
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To make the beams feel as though they are floating, he covered their cumbersome supports in mirrors.
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Throughout the buildings on the estate, there are high ceilings with teak beams and numerous ceiling fans.
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He approached one home where the roof had been shaved off and wooden beams inside had splintered.
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However, change is on the horizon, although maybe not quite within range of even the high beams.
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They pointed laser beams at the officers' heads and threw objects over the barriers and at them.
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It uses infrared light beams to measure distance and can sense depths of up to five meters.
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Q. The 1994 Northridge earthquake revealed a flaw in the way large beams were connected and welded.
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The dining room retains its original ceiling beams, and Shaker pegs now run along the picture rail.
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His bespectacled face beams amused attention and intelligence, and he wears a black jacket and white trousers.
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Both lower-level rooms have exposed ceiling beams made from old barn wood found on the property.
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The back of the house has a more rustic appeal, with exposed, rough-hewed white-pine beams.
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The sun beams break through the tree canopy above, basking the orchid for brief moments with light.
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His load: 25 tons of steel beams, destined for a warehouse owned by a subsidiary of ThyssenKrupp.
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The hyper directional speakers project beams of sound, which shift with the movements of the ceiling panels.
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The researchers also captured images from a type of sensor that uses laser beams, known as lidar.
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Conventional table lamps may not throw their beams far enough to brighten every part of your pit.
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These ultra-sharp laser beams are also used to cut and drill extremely precise holes in materials.
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The sheet rock and beams in the wall must be cut at the water line and replaced.
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Corner pieces and wall panels interlock using steel beams, which are also covered in GigaCrete's special plaster.
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The ceiling tiles are water damaged or missing entirely, with rusted steel beams peeking through the gaps.
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Secrets have a funny way of getting exposed when Jupiter beams his stadium-sized spotlight into Scorpio's chamber.
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There are six beams per kit with one corner piece, and each beam has 10 blended light zones.
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Opt for the most expensive system, and you get an additional long-distance light created by laser beams.
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Note that the beams are far more solid than Kylo's, strongly suggesting that his is a DIY version.
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Other methods, like the gravity tractor and directed energy beams, should undergo their own in-space tests, too.
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And this offers the potential for using the beams to create and study usual new dynamics in matter.
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Inside the four-story abode, the home is outfitted with exposed wooden beams and a reclaimed chestnut floor.
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Its mainstay H-beams will be also cut by 4,000 yen, or 4.7%, to 85,000 yen a tonne.
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I swat the red death beams aside with ease, but returning them to sender is no easy task.
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"This is the IMO's biggest impact in its 60-year history," beams Kitack Lim, the organisation's secretary-general.
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Dr Frost's particle beams are millions of times more intense than the radiation experienced by real-world devices.
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It quickly escalates when they start scaling walls and balancing on beams hundreds of feet above the ground.
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Cold laser therapy, which involves aiming beams of light at affected areas, helps to reduce pain and inflammation.
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Their design extends four cobalt-alloy beams from the spacecraft, pulling a mylar sail into its square configuration.
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They have luminescent spotlamps which project beams of red light that they can see, but their prey cannot.
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The difficulty with generating high-intensity laser beams was that they damaged the machines used to make them.
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It also features a special move in which the fighting fowls shoot laser beams out of their eyes.
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The update will apparently include features like autosteer at highway speeds, autopark, and automatic high beams and wipers.
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Nineteen lifting beams will be installed under the ferry's body, and eight will be installed at the stern.
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The wings have vaulted ceilings with dark beams; newly laid cork floors; and glass walls facing the deck.
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To the right is the dining room, with ceilings that have exposed beams painted a grayish off-white.
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The characters included Colby Carrot, whose eyes shoot orange laser beams, and Brian Broccoli, who flexes his arms.
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At its center lies our Sun, which beams out streams of high-energy particles, called the solar wind.
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The main body is hung from the two beams and it barely touches the columns on the side.
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And automatic high beams use a camera to detect oncoming vehicles and adjust the brightness of your headlights.
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These leaning splintery beams of people, these lighthouses, this blood blue sea could only be North America, Maine.
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Workers also shored up and raised the levee system in places with beams, sheet metal and other barriers.
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The experiments are designed, monitored and replicated with laboratory precision, beams Louis Gritzo, FM Global's head of research.
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Elsewhere on the same video, Trump beams as he is surrounded by and dances with other young women.
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These beams were then filtered through a crystal onboard the satellite, which produced a pair of entangled photons.
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The classically restored pad has 2,400 square feet in an open-floor concept ... featuring exposed beams and brick.
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Inside Spire's Boulder, Colorado, office, a conference-room computer beams those satellites' knowledge from space to a screen.
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Guests can also do laser graffiti by drawing with "spray cans" that shoot laser beams onto a wall.
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This is helping to reduce communities' reliance on materials such as costly corrugated iron and sawn timber beams.
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The entire, 42-foot street-facing wall is comprised mostly of glass, separated only by tall silver beams.
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Academics at the universities of Oxford and Maryland, among others, favour tickling tightly confined ions with laser beams.
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When Americans consider steel and other metal, they think of large beams and brackets carried on flatbed semis.
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And thanks to its advanced 4K signal filtration, it beams higher picture quality compared to cable or satellite.
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It has two blasters, one which shoots beams and light, and the other which shoots small gel beads.
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West announced the album's availability after performing album opener "Ultra Light Beams" on Saturday Night Live this evening.
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I first saw it fastened between floor, ceiling, and the support beams in the main room of Knockdown.
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And when the sun beams into team-spirited Aquarius on the 20th, rallying support will be a snap.
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A few beams of natural light poked through cracks in the curtains and caught smoke in the air.
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In the dim interior of the Alexandra Palace, as spotlight beams played all around, the racecourse shimmered psychedelically.
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And the exposed wooden beams, once a main attraction, now feel pretentious, fit for someone other than you.
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The intensity of the proton beams has been cranked up to a record, providing more data than ever.
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Christophe Pinguet of Shortcut suggested in Le Parisien that the cathedral be lit up with beams of light.
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The master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and original exposed posts and beams framing a wall of windows.
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The spacious master bedroom is carpeted and has a slanted ceiling with exposed beams and a large closet.
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The flames seen at the height of the Notre Dame fire were from the attic timber truss beams.
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Teams of men were hauling heavy beams and laminates of steel in to prop up the weakened structure.
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THE AI:TRAIL has Audi Light Pathfinders, five drones with LED lights instead of conventional low and high beams.
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For the moment, the homes sit on steel I-beams and wooden blocks while concrete foundations are poured.
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"I wanted to incorporate the warmth of wood to mix with the cool concrete beams," Mr. Adjmi said.
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All wood beams and red shag carpet, the bar has sections, each divided into its own little area.
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A nearby projector shoots sharp concentrated beams of light at the rotating wheel, illuminating the character's narrow silhouette.
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A door in the corridor opens to a foyer on the first level with painted concrete ceiling beams.
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The living room has a fireplace and leads into a lengthy veranda with another fireplace and ceiling beams.
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He hugs politicians in public, takes selfies with fans, and doesn't just smile for the cameras, he beams.
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Decades ago, researchers created intensely powerful ultrasound beams in laboratories that can kill a mouse at close range.
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Less powerful ultrasound beams don't cause injuries and have a variety of medical uses, including commonplace medical scans.
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But their diminutive size also enables tight focusing, as when dish antennas turn disorganized rays into concentrated beams.
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High-powered ones might be able to fire beams across several football fields, or even for several miles.
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In Boston, the Citgo sign looms over Kenmore Square and beams its light over left field at Fenway.
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The interiors have wood-framed windows, rustic stone walls, oak and tile floors, and hefty oak ceiling beams.
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France does not have trees big enough to replace the ancient wooden beams, but these will be sourced.
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Concrete walls, exposed beams, tall windows, wood floors and an open layout give the home an industrial feel.
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There is even an extended — and a bit pointless — boarding party when Leland beams over to the Discovery.
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Today's hanok, with its soot-black scalloped clay tiles laid atop wooden beams, resembles its 20143th-century forebears.
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He said his organization would ask the federal highway agency to allow A.D.B. high beams to be brighter.
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When the twin beams of headlights appeared around a hill a few hundred yards away, we would squint.
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What I see as hinges in these paintings could also be perceived as support beams in a structure.
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On a bustling corner of Brighton Beach Avenue in Brooklyn beams a sign of the times: Tashkent Supermarket.
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"I saw you sitting back in your very fine chateau—big oak beams, heirloom furniture," she says bitterly.
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The team used electron microscopy, a technique that sends beams of electrons through a particle, projecting an image.
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And as the first two pulled in, the beams were so bright even I was a little blinded.
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The three-story house retains many early details, including pine floors, exposed beams and distinctive divided-light windows.
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The living room features vaulted ceilings with exposed steel beams and a stone fireplace as the focal point.
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The band, which looks like a big and unfashionable watch, beams the signals to a phone or computer.
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INDOORS The cedar-sided home has vertical-grain fir interior walls and double-height ceilings with exposed beams.
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Ms. Overton created several new works for this show, incorporating wooden beams, steel trusses and two pickup trucks.
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Divers spent months placing 33 lifting beams underneath the ferry and tying cables to both ends of them.
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The smiling face of Scott's son — Missy's twin brother — beams down from one of Holiday Market's exterior walls.
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The energy beams could also direct power to remote areas or even dissipate destructive weather systems like typhoons.
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The vehicle also gets laser high beams, 22-inch wheels, carbon disc brakes, adaptive magnetic ride shock absorbers.
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Off the dining room is the living room, which has a fireplace, exposed wood beams and hardwood floors.
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Perhaps she now sees, with painful clarity, the bare beams that prop up the seemingly rich natural world.
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Sankare beams excitedly and heads for the gate - his family is about to reap $150 for their labor.
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The second Trinity Church stood until 1838, when its support beams buckled after a winter of heavy snow.
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They're all connected to a microprocessor hidden in a button that beams data to a receiver via Bluetooth.
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The difference between lasers and normal light beams is that the photons in lasers have a coherent wavelength.
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Almost immediately, the cameras enhance the footage that beams across two screens, one in front of each eye.
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An open space with 13-foot ceilings, it retains its original rough wood floors and exposed ceiling beams.
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Straight ahead from the foyer is a long common living area, with wide floor beams and high ceilings.
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"Maybe that's why we're the tallest building, so we can make sure we can shoot those beams out."
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These are high-intensity beams of radiation that periodically blast through the universe like a strobe laser light.
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De Forest made these beams with daubs of acrylic paint up to the size of a Hershey's Kiss.
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In that case you can send out a few high frequency beams to check up there, then skip down to the middle frequencies, where you can then send out beams with intervals of a thousandth of a nanometer, emerging correspondingly close together to create a denser picture of that central region.
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Mr Gorman easily found six teenagers to volunteer as museum guides: "Good kids migrate to good kids," he beams.
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If there was a hot male model that could melt steel beams, then Derek Zoolander might just be it.
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The passing gravitational wave causes the two laser beams to go in and out of phase with each another.
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Focals connect to your phone via Bluetooth and have a small projector that beams data into the wearer's eyes.
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Last August, Masahide Sasaki and his team instructed a satellite to shoot laser beams at a suburb of Tokyo.
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And Parker's training program seemed fun, an American Ninja Warrior–esque gauntlet of trampolines, balance beams, and monkey bars.
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With the rotation of the galaxies in which these transmitters are located, the transmitter-beams sweep across the heavens.
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I go outside for a quick walk to get fresh air and a few sun beams on my face.
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They make a lot of terrifying stuff, including social-media surveillance systems and long-range drone-destroying energy beams.
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The opening frenzied percussive patterns of "Tutapona," drummed and clapped out by the artist herself, beams with loose joyfulness.
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Original wood beams crisscross the ceilings of the 0003,000-square-foot building with brick walls measuring two feet thick.
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Lugging out mats and poles, assembling beams and loudspeakers, the crew has no easy set-up or break down.
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"We realized that because lasers are narrow directed beams, it was quite feasible to produce artificial transits," Kipping said.
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Pulsars also have strong magnetic fields, and emit beams of radiation as they spin, kind of like a lighthouse.
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Mr. Kuma's stadium is a more-traditional oval shape with vertical wooden beams and greenery on the exterior walkways.
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It runs for 36 hours on a charge of its 15mAh battery, and beams data to researchers via Bluetooth.
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Those protons slam into a (usually) uranium target, splitting uranium atoms into low-energy beams of different radioactive elements.
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She beams with pride of her accomplishments, her culture and her country, but worries about where things are headed.
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Heat-assisted magnetic recording uses laser beams as well as a magnetic field to write data to magnetic storage.
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Some spaces between beams looked large enough for the Casey to fly through, although Adda fervently hoped it wouldn't.
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As Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria escorts Olga into the locker room, Fernández beams a boyish grin, clearly in disbelief.
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The new system includes automatic emergency braking, blind spot monitors, backup cameras, lane keep assist, and auto high beams.
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That means a chef's kitchen, a garden tub, French doors leading onto the swimming pool, and exposed beams everywhere.
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The kitchens also include the wooden ceiling beams, which are combined with copper hardware giving off a rustic feel.
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Other times you'll need to suspend a bridge from the ceiling in order to avoid bright red laser beams.
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Lidar uses laser beams to create a 3D image of the car's environment, but struggles under certain lighting conditions.
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The cathedral's roof was held up by oak beams so densely packed that they were known as "the forest".
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"I'm so happy," beams Jane, who lives in a council block which opened in January in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.
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First Debuted: Coachella 2006 Created By: Bionic League Features: 24-foot-tall pyramid covered with LED beams and screens.
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When a special database locates available channels, an antenna beams the broadband signal as far as a 10 miles.
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The blocks are black, white, and gray, but as the beams hit them, they change—flashing, fading, absorbing color.
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One idea is to build bigger space-based wave detectors, with laser beams spanning hundreds of thousands of miles.
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She beams after introducing two Texas Tech activists who are involved with the student-led organization Raiders Defending Life.
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Thanksgiving is where all our food rules crash into one another like proton beams in the bowels of CERN.
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A Chinese salvage company has fitted 33 beams beneath the hull with 66 hydraulic jacks inching the ship up.
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If the currents generated from the two beams were equal, they would cancel one another out in the battery.
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One employs aircraft to fly over such sheets and reflect laser beams from their surfaces, to record their topography.
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Cut down from the barn's big beams, the porch's columns are pieced together, with a seam at each corner.
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The towering, 120-foot-tall figure was built from steel beams and concrete and painted a glowing gold color.
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Ms. Hadid's concept was a jagged, gravity-defying composition of beams and floating shards cantilevered into the rock face.
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A crane holds a video camera that beams live footage to a smartphone app and to a YouTube site.
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The blasts were intended to break the beams and cause the colossal ring to come crashing down, WDIV reported.
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"Lingam" (2015), by Carol Bove, is a configuration of rusty steel I-beams with a petrified log positioned upright.
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He can also shoot beams of cosmic energy from his eyes and teleport if he chooses to do so.
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The original ceiling beams, constructed of ship wood, are still in parts of the castle like the dining room.
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On the second floor is a skylit loft with a pitched ceiling girded by the original beams and trusses.
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The front door opens to an open living and dining room with a cove ceiling punctuated by wood beams.
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From our vantage point on Earth, we can only see pulsars if their beams are pointing directly at us.
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I added the two I-beams holding spotlights above the musician to make the setting look like a stage.
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The window's beams divide the room, but they also add to this feeling that David feels trapped and sequestered.
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The gutted interior of the Beaux-Arts building boasts a loft-like style with exposed beams and brick walls.
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And a number of studies have found that many drivers do not even bother to use their high beams.
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Stray dogs sunbathe and alley cats hunt around piles of red bricks and wooden beams scattered on the street.
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So let us introduce you to Obi, a Pacific parrot at Stanford University trained to fly through laser beams.
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So Mr. Abdalla, a carpenter, sold some beams he had been saving for a construction job at a loss.
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But some features like the exposed beams, built-in benches and reading nooks, as reported by Curbed, are originals.
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Afterward, we lunched at an ancient noodle house, with great blackened ceiling beams, heavy wooden tables and impressive pottery.
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There will be concrete floors, 30-foot-high-ceilings, white birch furniture, hand-drawn murals and exposed steel beams.
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The design features stone arches, exposed wood beams and Saltillo-tile floors, reflecting the traditional style of the region.
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Earlier this year, Mr. Bolton said the Chinese fired military-grade laser beams at American aircraft, injuring two pilots.
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There are steel beams on top of a concrete flood levee that stretches for 20 miles in Hidalgo County.
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Chiodo means "nail," and the shop's ethos is further reflected in its exposed beams and rough-hewn wooden slats.
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Exposed ductwork, steel girders and timber beams, along with poured concrete floors, lend an industrial feel to the interior.
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Mr. Chandler obtained the wood from the beams of a dismantled 1900 baking powder factory in Terre Haute, Ind.
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They sunk that set into a pool and filmed the floating actors and the beams of light around them.
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If you want to see farther at night while driving, there's a simple solution: Never cut your high beams.
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His spinning sensor, using 22015 laser beams, offered a far more detailed view of its surroundings than any competitor.
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The receiver and transmitter communicate to route the microwave beams, which can bounce off walls, around objects, including humans.
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The Pentagon's Missile Defense Agency is also developing a drone that would fire potent laser beams at rising missiles.
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Velvet dresses, boxer briefs, ties, overalls, wedding dresses and ear muffs hang from exposed beams like curtains on display.
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Pulsars, intensely compact types of neutron stars, emit beams of electromagnetic radiation that come across as eerily regular pulses.
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Older features include exposed ceiling beams and brick walls, as well as wood floors and heavy pine doors throughout.
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NASA's Epic instrument on DSCOVR beams back a full view of the sunlit side of the Earth every day.
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Tools such as the handheld Aerolaser allow airport personnel to focus green beams on birds that otherwise won't budge.
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All the bedrooms are upstairs, including the master, which has exposed beams, a fireplace and an en-suite bathroom.
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Wood beams, a fireplace, wall moldings, and hardwood floors set this tiny home apart from your average plastic playscape.
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And even when Pence is silent, he practically beams with apparent admiration when he is in the President's presence.
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"We're very excited about adaptive driving beams," said David Hines, director of the agency's office of crash avoidance standards.
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He agrees that mallgoing was lame in retrospect, but he nevertheless beams when he sees a still-operating fountain.
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There are two beams on top of the car but most of the glass roof features one continuous slope.
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He says he was trapped inside the X because it was pinned shut by support beams and other debris.
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"Oh, mate, that'd do me—it'd make my day," Ross beams, resplendent in a kilt and knee-high socks.
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Maotik describes Shelter as a"symphony of lights" where laser beams sketch paths and patterns inside a geodesic dome.
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I was lying in the barrack, near the left doorpost; on top of me a few slats and beams.
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Plus the interior feels like the rec hall at your summer camp, all wood beams and funny little tables.
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Those are the last beams of light that slip through the canyons of the moon before and after totality.
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" His success gives hope to current inmates like Joseph Jackson, who beams with pleasure after nailing the part of "Ariel.
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If the beams holding up 8 giant bells had collapsed, they could have acted "like wrecking balls," destroying the tower.
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Back in the '90s, physicists showed they could convert light into matter by colliding two extremely powerful beams of radiation.
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Decades after science fiction writers and directors imagined worlds of killer beams flying back and forth, reality is catching up.
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These light beams slam into the atmosphere with the energy of an untamed atom smasher, producing a shower of particles.
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This light could be turned into secondary beams for all sorts of research purposes, including the study of dark matter.
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With a formal dining room, exposed wood beams and a stone fireplace, the updated mountain home is a cozy retreat.
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He hurdled fireballs scooting across the iron beams of the busted construction site where he and Donkey Kong did battle.
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She cracks jokes and beams at a crowd much smaller than the ones she'd grown accustomed to in recent years.
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The problem with generating high-intensity laser beams was that they tended to damage the machines used to make them.
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Once we're in the water and pass under the snorkelers, I see multiple light beams, which are bright and vibrant.
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In the intervening six months, feeble beams of light have penetrated my black, black heart, because I love London again.
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He beams when speaking about his longtime friend Rosmarin, whose digitally inspired and printed paintings feature prominently in the exhibition.
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Childs swung buckets, suspended from scaffolding, that caught and reflected ultrasonic sound beams and transmitted the sounds to 12 speakers.
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After June turns on the lights, she sees that a series of nooses had been affixed to the ceiling beams.
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The projector beams an image onto a circular film on the right lens, which bounces it back into your eyeball.
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On July 4, under the beams of a new moon, you could finally celebrate your independence from a toxic ex.
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But retrieving a gleaming lid from the mess, he beams as if he has just found a piece of gold.
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Now, a new silicon-based laser could make it far easier for researchers to replace wires with beams of light.
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Sophisticated sensor technology can be misled by the way lidar beams reflect off of something as mundane as a puddle.
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There's also the Ring Beams Pathlight, a much taller light that looks like it's designed to illuminate a garden walkway.
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Currently, the project's scientists are trying to demonstrate the feasibility of using powerful laser beams to propel a lightweight sail.
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"He looks like a walking Photoshop," one contestant beams to the camera after Robert's #iamyourprince reveal, and he's not wrong.
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Fish dart through the ruins of the mangled iron broiler, and plants shoot up through the piecemeal hull and beams.
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Heat also causes steel to expand, which means that beams, girders, and braces push outward on already weakened structural connections.
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They keep them stocked in the Fallot attic, in a place of honor, beneath the nearly 200-year-old beams.
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Again, Diaz beams widely before he looks around to his friends, who can clearly see the funny side of things.
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And the corners of the display seem to just pull in dust like they are equipped with mini tractor beams.
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The "Like a Prayer" singer beams as Lourdes, with her chin resting on her hand, gives a sly sideways glance.
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The Codeybot dances, plays music, changes colors and even shoots laser beams — all to entice little tykes to start programming.
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Lawson can be seen doing some last minute alterations to the dress she designed as Beyoncé beams at the camera.
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Analysis of the wooden beams found at the site showed the timbers were still fresh when the fire took hold.
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There, beams of protons and heavy ions are collided at high energies, and measuring equipment collects data about our universe.
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She's not only sending beams of heat directly into her line of sight, she's also warming the air around her.
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"Because we gots each other!" beams lady-killer Asher, slowly reviving after an extended overstay of his welcome at Oliver's.Damnit.
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The living room has a 0113-foot vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and a V-shaped window at one end.
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"Thank you!" she beams as she looks through the bag and then hugs it to her tight, like a baby.
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"We only have a dozen or so beams left, which will make between five and 10 cabinets," Mr. Eek said.
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The result is an interference pattern imprinted on the film by the interaction between the out-of-kilter half beams.
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Some of the falling beams, 35 feet long and five inches in diameter, buried themselves 40 feet into the ground.
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The great beams that supported the medieval roof, for instance, not only showcased the skill and techniques of medieval architects.
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This condo's interior has polished concrete floors with radiant heat, exposed ducts and bricks, and large oak beams and trusses.
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The ceilings in most of the house are made of wood beams and cedar logs, in a traditional Moroccan style.
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Alpha Structural is retrofitting the apartment complex's ground floor, installing much thicker steel beams and columns, rebar and heavier plywood.
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The NASA satellite will scan the Earth's surface using six green laser beams to measure glaciers and floating sea ice.
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Backgrounds are textured with steam columns, damp surfaces, and sharp beams of light that give the sets a textured physicality.
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In the same way, Elizabeth's mom's personality beams at me as I stare at her eccentric and excessive spectacles collection.
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The change in beams that revealed the first gravitational wave last year was 1,000th the diameter of a proton particle.
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The sun beams through this earthy zodiac sign until May 20, getting us all in a greener, more grounded groove.
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I have since installed plywood on the walls and track lighting, but left the original doors and beams in place.
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With that in mind, high-energy gamma ray beams would allow you to have your own "Star Wars" lightsaber fight.
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He notes that this colonization scenario should make us highly suspicious of any blueprints an alien species beams at us.
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Gray told Business Insider that the hardest part of the renovation process was fixing the broken beams in the ceilings.
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The blast launched steel beams half a mile, rattled buildings in Lower Manhattan and could be heard 35 miles away.
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This transformation into an AGN can create explosive beams that are forceful enough to punch holes clear through galaxy clusters.
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More specifically, the staggered beams of light penetrating the set evoked the "cathedral of light" effect seen at Nuremberg Rallies.
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I looked for tell-tale ripples and anomalies in the backscatter, any beams or fragments that might suggest a wreck.
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I looked for tell-tale ripples and anomalies in the backscatter, any beams or fragments that might suggest a wreck.
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He was laughing and pounding the table in a Western-chic restaurant with adobe brick, exposed beams and soaring skylights.
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An open living and dining area features a wood-burning fireplace, original wood beams, cast-iron columns and oak floors.
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It started in the attic, a remote space above the structure's arches where dry wood beams formed a combustible lattice.
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The atomic clocks used by NIST for this research consist of ytterbium atoms suspended in an array of laser beams.
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The vaulted master is first, with beams, mahogany floors and an en suite bathroom with a stand-alone glass shower.
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The arched-wood beams, wooden trim carved with German phrases and stained-glass windows are all original to the house.
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