One guy shoots red laser beams out of his eyes, because evolution.
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His presence beams out from a mural on the main wall of Guapo Grill.
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His subjects' raucous joy beams out, beyond the picture plane and past the glass.
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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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At its center lies our Sun, which beams out streams of high-energy particles, called the solar wind.
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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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VanZee's research mostly uses one of the ultra-protected bands—around frequencies of 1,420 megahertz, where cosmic hydrogen beams out its emissions.
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Franklin, a Founding Father who lived and died in Philadelphia, shoots laser beams out of his eyes while rumbling with the meat sandwich.
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It's actually shooting light beams out in three dimensions off of the roof of the vehicle if that's where you've got your LIDARs mounted.
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But when she gets upset, the staff rolls a squat projector into her room, where it beams out calming images and plays soothing sounds.
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Kolderup envisions a world in which every device in a public place beams out a Bluetooth signal that you can hop onto at any time.
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She enters her specifics into LifeMath, an online prognostic calculator that beams out a pictograph of her chances for survival — 52 percent, represented by 52 green smiley faces.
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Several years ago, Sean Parker of Napster and Facebook fame, hosted an over-the-top gathering that featured stuffed animal heads shooting laser beams out of their eyes.
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In one piece, paints trickle down the expanse of a canvas, creating depth in the form of a rainbow-hued garden as a flatly painted smiley face beams out effusively in the foreground.
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When the X-Men's enemies say that they're a danger to public safety, they totally have a point — we're talking about people who can literally control others' minds and shoot laser beams out of their eyes.
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He and Lindsay have since married, renting a two-bedroom apartment in Moscow, where he beams out his image through a screen-on-wheels, nicknamed the "Snowbot," giving talks about privacy to audiences around the world.
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It beams out of her as she sprawls on the lawn, murmuring in baby talk to Toulouse, her rescue beagle-chihuahua, and it suffuses the way she vogues out of the house into the yard, spinning and twirling in a frilly gray tulle dress.
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" Also, driver monitoring: "There's a lot of people focused on external sensors that are shooting laser beams out, and trying to make a map of what's outside the car, and I would suggest that there's a huge opportunity for taking that same type of thinking but doing it inside the cabin.
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Kyō Takamimori, one of Sunao's classmates, finds the creature and names her Guchuko. Unlike Potemayo, Guchuko is aggressively antisocial and shoots searing energy beams out of horns on the sides of her head when she is confronted.
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The Pausch factory provides local employment and beams out an internet signal, which you can subscribe to through an internet company. The village is surrounded by rolling countryside which is mainly for agricultural use, in the summer some fields are planted with maize and sunflowers. Temperatures in the summer can reach the high 30s, winter temperatures can be as low as minus 20.
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A megamaser acts as an astronomical laser that beams out microwave emission rather than visible light (hence the ‘m’ replacing the ‘l’). A megamaser is a type of astrophysical maser, which is a naturally occurring source of stimulated spectral line emission. Megamasers are distinguished from astrophysical masers by their large isotropic luminosity. Megamasers have typical luminosities of 103 solar luminosities (), which is 100 million times brighter than masers in the Milky Way, hence the prefix mega.
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In Avengers/Age of Apocalypse, Scott is shown as part of the forces Kang is shown using to try and defeat Ultron who has destroyed Manhattan in an alternative future. This version of Cyclops can blast beams out of the back of his head as well as the front. He was not killed, so the blast was not from an evil robot minion of Ultron's, and Cyclops is shown blasting Ultron at the end of the battle.
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Several different versions of the scene had to be filmed, and Morsell said it was difficult for her to work up the genuine emotion she needed take after take. The torture devices featured in the game were scale models made by local craftsmen. During one scene, the mansion roof starts to collapse, causing beams and chunks of debris to fall around the actors. To achieve this, the crew built lightweight beams out of hollow cardboard, which had to fall in the correct sequence.
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Mercurio's Menu is an Australian television cooking show hosted by Paul Mercurio. The series follows Paul as he travels to different regions of Australia and highlights the region's local cuisines, as well as talk to local chefs. It is produced by WTFN and airs on Channel Seven and a number of other stations in Australia and New Zealand. It is also shown on the Australian Network which beams out to more than 44 countries across Asia, the Pacific and Indian subcontinent.
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Gwen expertly makes her way into the building where the Axis is held but only a short distance behind her, Angel, Gunn and Fred break into the building as well. Angel checks out the vault, but laser beams block his entrance and then a gate is dropped, completely blocking his path. Gwen drops down from the ceiling and manipulates the beams out of her way. While Angel questions who she is and her intentions, she steals the Axis and prepares to leave.
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Tracer was the first hero designed for the game and was used to test the basic gameplay. Kaplan recounted the first Overwatch playtest, stating, "The entire level was gray and blocky and the only hero was Tracer. We had no visual effects or attachment points on her guns so she just shot laser beams out of her eyes." Overwatchs assistant game director Aaron Keller has said Temple of Anubis was the first map developed for the game, and that the map and Tracer were worked on concurrently.
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The stage was dominated by a large sphinx nicknamed Leon, mirroring the cover of Hot in the Shade. As the houselights dimmed, a humming sound would be heard from the speakers, while Leon opened his mouth and let hundreds of thin laser beams out. The laser curtain concept had originally been developed for the Dynasty Tour, but it had not worked properly and was discarded after the first show of that tour. As Leon's mouth opened fully, Kiss would be revealed standing in silhouette, in the midst of laser beams.
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Two expansions have been released for the game. The Eye of Horus beam splitter expansion adds a new piece that is similar to a Djed, but which splits the beam. When a beam strikes the beam splitter, half bounces off at a right angle, as with the other mirrored pieces, while the other half continues on directly through the mirror, thus creating two beams out of one and adding a new strategic element to the game. Eye of Horus beam splitters are available in gold and silver, for those who own the old Deflexion game, and in red and silver, for those who own the newer Khet game.
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A robot designed by Max Young, but built by Alistair Smythe, the Mark XIV possessed artificial intelligence and three distinct personalities (based on aspects of Max himself) in each of its three heads. Attacking Spider-Man and Black Cat at a prison, the Mark XIV seemed to have the upper hand, until Spider-Man caused the robot's minds to quarrel with one another; in the end, the Slayer blew up its own head.The Amazing Spider-Man #371 Another Mark XIV, this one lacking a mind, was created by Alistair to be a soldier in his Spider-Slayer army and was destroyed by Spider-Man. The Mark XIV could fly through the use of a jetpack, could shoot energy beams out of its fingers, and possessed super-strength.
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In 2008, Ross applied for the James Randi Educational Foundation's One Million Dollar Paranormal Challenge with the claim that energy from his eyes could cause a speaker, receiving no other input, to sound a tone. In 2010, Ross published experimental data that supports his scientific hypothesis that the eyes emit energy that can be captured and measured in the Anthropology of Consciousness, a journal of the American Anthropological Association.Wiley Interscience During correspondence with Steven Novella of The Skeptic's Guide to the Universe, he conceded that the equipment he was using was a biofeedback machine attached to his laptop, and that the laptop was responding in a well-understood way to an eye blink. However, he claimed that he could still send energy beams out of his eyes, and was working on modifying the software to ignore an eyeblink.
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