Rofin's products include solid-state lasers, fiber lasers and diode lasers.
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There are many different types of lasers, from the semiconductor lasers found in laser pointers and DVD players, to CO2 lasers capable of melting through objects.
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Green lasers are worse than red Green lasers pack more punch, the study says.
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While most lasers are harmless, green lasers exceed FDA safety standards and can cause permanent retinal damage.
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The thing that makes lasers in real life less fun than lasers in Star Wars is visibility: real lasers project light on their end target, but don't really look like anything to observers.
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"Geese are very effectively scared by lasers, especially green lasers, even at very low power levels," Rashleigh said.
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Ticker: LITEMarket cap: $6.4 billionClosing price: $76.96Company description: Lumentum is a maker of commercial lasers and optical lasers.
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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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Wicked Lasers has a long history of creating handheld, super-powered lasers that you probably shouldn't be playing with.
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In a dark room illuminated with red and green lasers, LASERsHOW teaches visitors about the creation and purpose of lasers.
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The delight of "We have lasers!!!!!!!!!!" is that all of the photos are equally bad, featuring, as they do, lasers.
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Mourou and Strickland tackled another challenge for lasers, creating powerful light pulses of short duration without burning out the lasers themselves.
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SPECIALIZED CHIPS, LASERS Huawei also has exposure to U.S. suppliers of specialty lasers and modules such as NeoPhotonics, Lumentum and Finisar.
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LISA detects gravitational waves by comparing the distance the lasers travel, and compares the lasers to see a gravitational wave's properties.
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"Aircraft are attacked with lasers at an alarming rate and with lasers with ever-increasing strength," the association's spokesperson told the BBC.
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Click here to view original GIFWicked Lasers is known for its handheld lasers and flashlights that redefine what it means to be bright.
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Rubies are often used in lasers and masers (microwave lasers), and are popular because, aside from diamonds, they're one of the hardest crystals out there.
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You shoot them to finish a wave, block incoming lasers with your shield, or blast enemy fire out of the air with lasers of your own.
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Although early systems required high-powered expensive speciality lasers, newer systems are now taking advantage of mass-produced diode lasers like the ones used in DVD recorders.
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Because long-term trials of lasers for vaginal atrophy haven't been completed yet, "the exact adverse effects of lasers really remain to be determined," Krychman said by email.
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Although these lasers will be used to take better images of our skies, some astronomers have proposed using powerful lasers to help hide Earth from potentially dangerous aliens.
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Related: 260-Laser Light Art Installation Hits Houston Here's A Virtual Bamboo Forest Made of Lasers And Electronic Sound Kinetic Light Sculpture Visualizes the Deep Web with Lasers
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Perhaps in time it might do so with lasers; the nuclear reactors that power American carriers' catapults and screws could also provide the megawatts that high-power lasers need.
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The discomfort of "We have lasers!!!!!!!!!!" is that it screams "waste of money" and dredges up the strange feeling of being a kid and not having a real grasp of how the family finances worked or why it should be such a big deal for you to have lasers if you want lasers.
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It does that by using a set of lasers to bring them to a near standstill — within a millionth of a degree of absolute zero — and then control their properties using lasers.
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Their revolutionary work turned powerful lasers into ubiquitous lab tools.
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As it turned out, Zuckerberg's interest in lasers was genuine.
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The lasers essentially burn off her arm, but she survives.
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They entangle these atoms' states using a series of lasers.
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If lasers, missiles and falcons are being deployed, what's next?
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I believe in lasers and fillers, whatever makes you happy.
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But the real magic is how those lasers are detected.
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During that time, the satellite will bombard Earth with lasers.
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Who said cats are the only pets who like lasers?
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Lasers are devices that produce light based on this principle.
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I believe in lasers and fillers — whatever makes you happy.
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I'm a huge fan of lasers and I love them.
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How did you think of the idea for the lasers?
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We could have light -- lasers are an example of it.
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This is Russia, 1983, so we're talking razors, not lasers.
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Want to make better lasers or transistors or television sets?
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Aspelmeyer's apparatus uses lasers to render this bead literally motionless.
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They could also be equipped with lasers or computer vision.
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Energy could be beamed to Earth via microwaves or lasers.
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Lasers help researchers discover thousands of Mayan structures in Guatemala.
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Tesla considers cleaning windshields and solar panels with pulsing lasers.
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I bet you don't have a horn that shoots lasers.
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Lasers don't just eliminate zits, they can nuke fat cells.
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Green-blue lasers are typically considered more dangerous than red-orange lasers because they emit a light that is very close to 550 nanometers, the wavelength to which the human eye is most sensitive.
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Closely related companies, Win Semiconductor which manufactures the lasers for Lumentum trades at 23 times 2018 earnings and IQE which supplies the epitaxial wafers on which these lasers are manufactured trades at 38 times.
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The world called "Dodging Lasers,"for instance, teaches you how to use your boxes to protect yourself from the fatal lasers scattered around the level—a skill you'll need to know later in the game.
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In recent years, scientists have figured out how to turn individual cells into functioning lasers, injecting fatty cells in pig skin with fluorescent dye and zapping them with lasers to get them to emit light.
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And tourists in bumper cars gleefully attack each other with lasers.
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But first they're going to have to find some lasers.[Reuters]
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The company makes 3D sensing lasers used in Apple's FaceID technology.
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This can include lasers, peels, creams, soaps, injectables, pills, and more.
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Another imposed stiffer punishments on people who shine lasers at aeroplanes.
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Lasers provide an efficient means of countering that dip in brightness.
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They were created without diamond anvil cells, lasers, or particle accelerators.
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Ravens may hate the Guardian Angel rover, but they abhor lasers.
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Also, fractional ablative lasers and radio frequency can [yield] good results.
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How have you utilized lasers throughout the history of the event?
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Hanson did, in fact, import one of the lasers to Australia.
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The final product will also be a faked hologram without lasers.
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Samples are treated with reagents that are then excited by lasers.
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"We do not need high-powered lasers anymore," Rezk told Reuters.
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Turns out it uses observatories, not lasers, to track asteroid threats.
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Alien lasers could even encode information to transmit, the researchers said.
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And the results included dancing, lasers and even a fist fight.
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These lasers are designed to detect trace gases in the air.
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The quads don't just fly either, but do battle with lasers.
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The Navy is betting on lasers to alter that defensive calculation.
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" "I wanted lasers and smoke and a Bond girl or something.
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It is used in radars, lasers, camera lenses and super-conductors.
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Will we be shooting lasers at each other in the future?
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So in 2008, the center began training ushers to use lasers.
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It diffuses light, gives a medium for lasers to pass through.
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Flexing spacemen shooting at green Martians with lasers this is not.
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I'll take the nearly $600 bill and rounds of lasers, please.
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I tend to look for excuses to shoot lasers at things.
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The new gizmo has six lasers, firing 10,000 times a second.
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Unlike microwave beams, lasers won't bounce off walls and around corners.
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A transparent sheet of polished diamond used in high-powered lasers.
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I had no idea lasers could be used in this way.
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The lasers are tuned in such a way that a stream of photons hitting each atom slows it down until it's largely stable (also being held up by another set of lasers to account for gravity).
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Read more: Hong Kong police officer makes a grave safety error waving a shotgun in protesters' facesThe volley of lasers recalls images from July 2013 of Egyptian protesters firing lasers at military helicopters to confuse them.
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Nebula reaches straight into the treacherous lasers and plucks out the Orb.
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Lasers, in fact, were a big part of what defined a rave.
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These two new teams instead trap atoms with a system of lasers.
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Lasers like these have plenty of applications, from industry to medical research.
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Authorities also ban hobbyists from putting cameras or lasers on their drones.
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Lasers, unlike bullets, scatter as they progress, making them weaker and weaker.
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Amazing combination of lights, lasers and the beautiful compositions of John Williams. . . . .
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LIGO works by bouncing lasers down tunnels with mirrors at each end.
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Modern lasers can, very briefly, reach a peak power of a petawatt.
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The CEO did tell TechCrunch they won't employ lasers to shape metal.
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But when in the right hands, lasers are great for the skin.
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This begs the question: Is all this worrying about lasers for nothing?
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How is the threat of lasers different from other hazards pilots face?
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Anandakrishnan's main interests during his college years were fiber optics and lasers.
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But Selva envisions better systems that might use lasers or hypervelocity rounds.
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General Fusion uses a hybrid of both, though it doesn't use lasers.
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If you can't, at least you caught lasers for someone who could.
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Scientists on the Exploration Vessel Nautilus fired up their bright green lasers.
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Lasers can pulse debris into Earth's atmosphere, where it then burns up.
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When we first started using lasers it was the wild wild west.
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The rise in attacks has coincided with high-powered lasers becoming cheaper.
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It has long called for lasers to be classified as offensive weapons.
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The robots fly around you in 360 degrees, firing bursts of lasers.
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It's like the 60s all over again, just with iPhones and lasers.
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These already exist for military drones—including shooting them down with lasers.
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A few days ago, their two high-powered lasers failed to work.
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Like a thousand lasers shining through your mind, pointing at the future.
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Did it take some trial and error to find the perfect lasers?
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We put her in a fortress: walls, checkpoints, lasers, guards, bulletproof glass.
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The Army has previously practiced shooting down drones with 5-kilowatt lasers.
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It had lasers, fire, creepy animated figures, and even a Tesla ATV.
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He saw how his son hit flat lasers close to the net.
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To ravens, lasers are annoying as hell, but more importantly, they're nonlethal.
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After all, it's all... cords and cables and lasers and whatnot. Whatever.
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It offered a much more practical and easier way of making lasers.
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And it's hot and the lasers are not efficient in this scenario.
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In other words, a driverless car needs cameras and radar and lasers.
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Researchers have considered using lasers to clean stained glass and restore paintings.
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A team of European physicists trapped atoms of the element rubidium with sets of lasers in two dimensions—the experiment setup was kind of like an egg crate with atoms in it whose boundaries are governed by lasers.
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For those of you demanding sound effects… here's Seb Lee-DelisleAugust 31, 2016 It takes a disappointing amount of gear and trickery to make real lasers look more like sci-fi lasers, but it looks like it's worth it.
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"When I was 12, I learned about lasers in science class," he said.
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So maybe we're not ready to start busting floaters with lasers just yet.
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This can be done with atoms trapped by lasers, photons, and other systems.
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Hair is tortured out of my body with lasers, hot wax, and thread.
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Others aim for smaller pieces with lasers or stick to them with adhesive.
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Such systems scan the road ahead — sometimes with a camera, radar or lasers.
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Freed from such constraints, LISA's lasers will travel between spacecraft 2.5m km apart.
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They put the lasers on the sharks, and the sharks make the battery.
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First came the confetti, lasers, and fireworks, now come the echoes and spotlights.
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These include: Alma Lasers, BTL Aesthetics, BTL Industries, Cynosure, InMode, Sciton, and Thermigen.
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But her key to keeping her youthful complexion isn't fillers, lasers or Botox.
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The lasers can see objects in three dimensions, up to 300 meters away.
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So Kipping and his colleague Teachey proposed another idea: Why not use lasers?
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Three stages, colorful lasers, live performances, video projections, and a secret after party.
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Treatment is more expensive than lasers and other thermal devices in everyday use.
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While the lasers hit tree leaves and vegetation, they also hit the ground.
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Apart from lasers, what are the main hazards pilots are looking out for?
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When he wanted to put lasers in space, he called it Star Wars.
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Hence the high-rise at Lawrence Livermore National Lab filled with gigantic lasers.
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Police said lasers could start fires and several officers had suffered eye injuries.
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But LIGO still has room to improve — especially in regards to its lasers.
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We use actual lasers to remove body hair like it ain't no thing.
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That will require subtle fine tuning of the output of millions of lasers.
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This is hardly the first time lasers have been used to design clothes.
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Video shows Hong Kong protesters using lasers to disrupt government facial-recognition cameras
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Safe travels Your flight of the future will be supersonic, nuclear -- with lasers?
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And we're not even talking about polarizing procedures, such as Botox or lasers.
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Proposals to eliminate it have so far included everything from harpoons to lasers.
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Look at it, it looks powerful enough to shoot lasers in every direction.
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Lasers and radio frequency treatments like Thermage will smooth and tighten that skin.
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Lasers like the V Beam and Excel V target blood vessels, destroying them.
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But it supplements those with lidar, a kind of radar that uses lasers.
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Along with balloons, confetti, lasers and fireworks, they made for a stunning show.
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To mitigate interference, LIGO and Virgo&aposs lasers are shot through a vacuum.
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Another system Israel is using is high-energy lasers and layered air defense.
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The other is an engineering student, researching the effects of lasers on glass.
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Apple is building its map with lasers strapped to the tops of cars.
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Speeding lasers and explosions rocked the area around us as the ships battled.
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Electronics ushered in the personal computer, the internet, fast communication transmissions and lasers.
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Lasers, on the other hand, are able to fire as a single beam.
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This technique uses lasers to print microscopic images on ultra-thin nickel discs.
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Dusk Sail Relativity OTW Set Singularity Lunar Radial Dusk David Ogle makes your typical landscape look just a bit alien, using things like glowing orbs, luminous smoke, and lasers (yes, lasers) to create elaborate sculptures in the most unusual places.
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As I said earlier, the drones can shoot lasers (these are low-power lasers and FDA-approved so they won't blind you) and when they successfully hit other ships, those ships will spin out until they land on the floor.
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"There has been no reported epidemic of increased lung disease or other cancer in technicians or health professionals who perform procedures with lasers, people who visit dermatology offices that use lasers, or patients who have frequent laser hair removal," Lee noted.
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Lasers used to "rejuvenate the vagina" may cause burns, scarring or pain during sex.
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Today, many dermatologists use these lasers on burn victims "post facto": once they've healed.
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Instead, they require a complex laboratory set up that involves trapping ions with lasers.
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The teats of her udder are cleaned before lasers guide the suckers into place.
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Deputies described their pursuit using night-vision goggles and lasers to pinpoint his position.
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The self-driving vehicles include 360 degree cameras, lasers, and radars, according to Uber.
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Even with the fanciest products, skin treatments and lasers, celebrities still break out sometimes.
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You know, lights, lasers, smoke, and not the reality, no kind of social commentary.
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By constraints he means "fly-sizing" things like scanning lasers, cameras and range finders.
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It manufactures vision guided vehicles (VGVs) that navigate without wires, lasers, magnets, or tape.
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The device uses lasers and details of the warehouse's dimensions to navigate the drone.
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Let the lasers of Reddit's r/LaserCleaningPorn soothe and replenish your rusty old soul.
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Protesters shine lasers toward riot police during a standoff in the Wan Chai District.
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The physics prize was awarded to a trio of researchers for improvements to lasers.
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Lasers, not to put too fine a point on it, have light to spare.
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Hall had packed 64 separate lasers inside a sphere rotating 900 times a minute.
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The little flitter is also capable of untethered flight and is powered by lasers.
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Lidar users lasers to scan surrounding objects and is employed in self-driving cars.
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Instead of lasers or scanners, a picture is taken with an ordinary digital camera.
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"The Coolbeam lasers are the best for removing scars, stretch marks and skin imperfections"
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President Hoover was, of course, known for his robotic eyes that could shoot lasers.
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But, if lasers aren't up your alley, there are some less-intensive treatments available.
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The Stingray uses lasers to target sea lice on the bodies of swimming salmon.
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Other deep ice drills use lasers or superheated water to make their way downwards.
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Jun Ye makes the world's most precise clocks using lasers and oscillating strontium atoms.
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Estimates of the economic impact of lasers today run to trillions of dollars worldwide.
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If there's two things that Peter Marks likes, no, loves, it's lights and lasers.
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As the smoke rises from the tubes the lasers are there to meet it.
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Picosecond lasers are also dramatically decreasing the number of sessions needed in select populations.
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The procedure uses lasers to soften up your fat, then they vacuum it out.
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Long before lasers or computers, wingbeat was thought of in auditory—even musical—terms.
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When the lasers failed, it took a few false starts to find a solution.
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Early adopters, Razer said, include Lenovo, NZXT, Antec, Lian Li, Wicked Lasers and Nanoleaf.
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The Bell Telephone Laboratories were doing experiments with lasers and other optical-electrical devices.
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The military official would not say whether the lasers were military- or commercial-grade.
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"And so we haven't seen any particular challenges with integrating" lasers on the Ghostrider.
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Protesters have been using green lasers to obscure their faces on facial-recognition cameras.
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Using lasers, the machine can pierce through packaging and tell what drug is inside.
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The U.S. military has been grappling with lasers being pointed at aircraft for decades.
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The laser system controls several lasers, each of which is independent of the other.
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This in turn would require millions of lasers, making it impractical with current technologies.
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The lasers encode data in "voxels," a 3D unit carved directly into the glass.
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On his styropyro YouTube channel, Anthony conducts experiments with powerful lasers and chemical reactions.
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The second one (sixth grade), I was the ONLY one who had lasers. What.
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Once that was done it shot out lasers at specific letters around the room.
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Strickland has an answer for this and all your other burning questions about lasers.
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"We've done strobes, we tried lasers, we tried remote-control cars," Mr. Reed said.
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Huge power lasers are just too much of a risk to put in space.
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That is what the goggles are for: to protect Obi's eyes from the lasers.
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Lasers such as the Fraxel can be used safely on the neck and décolletage.
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It opens you up to all the other injections and all the other lasers.
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Lasers scan and guide the milk suction devices onto each of the four teats.
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What immediately comes to mind for me whenever lasers are brought up are Stormtroopers.
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He explained that these lasers have been in use for various purposes about 10 years.
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The researchers plan to further study the effect of their lasers on other model asteroids.
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And their complex system of computation and rapidly firing lasers can see around that corner.
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Boeing's planning planes that will fire lasers from their noses to spot and avoid turbulence.
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Physicists use lasers to trap and cool atoms to temperatures extremely close to absolute zero.
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To help the humans, overhead lasers project patterns onto the mold for them to follow.
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Strickland and Mourou solved the problem with chirped pulse amplification for lasers in the 1980s.
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Everything from drone netting, shooting, confetti cannons, lasers and jammers was being used (including falcons).
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Powerful fields generated by lasers typically last for nanoseconds — or 1/1,000th of a microsecond.
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The word "removal" is slightly misleading, because lasers aren't actually ~removing~ your tattoos, Khorasani says.
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Some experts have proposed using lasers, or directed-energy, instead of physical interceptors on satellites.
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With lasers, travel time to reach an incoming missile isn't as much of an issue.
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It can also now fire lasers at primitive man-bears stuck in the Stone Age.
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Lasers and chemical treatments are known to improve the shine and the quality of crystals.
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Then, lasers engrave the map onto a stamper, which makes an impression in the vinyl.
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These have included a Prius Sense Room using lasers, through which dancer Renee Kester navigated.
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The company said it has received $200 million in orders for these lasers since April.
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Coherent's lasers are used in digital imaging, 3-D mapping, engraving and welding, among others.
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The beam from the projector cuts through the residual fog like lasers in a nightclub.
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This week, we learn whether lasers can help women with sexual dysfunction enjoy sex again.
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The Vatican said it didn't even know until later about lasers pointed at the aircraft.
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The lasers bounced light off the tree as sensors detected small changes in its shape.
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Thankfully, we now have less barbaric means of removing dubious ink — all thanks to lasers.
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It was the first time I had seen lighting work and lasers on that level.
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It has just your name, etched with lasers, without card numbers and other sensitive information.
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The sleek, minimalist titanium card just has the holder's name etched onto it with lasers.
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A great idea for people who have requirements where lasers just don't make the cut.
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But the holy smokes component of the innovation was how it was scanned by lasers.
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The spacecraft would then bounce lasers off of objects housed inside the other two probes.
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Their larger mission, however, is to demonstrate that lasers can revolutionize how insects are studied.
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Garneau said the lasers endanger the lives of pilots, air travelers, and those on land.
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Satellites can also be damaged or destroyed using high powered lasers, microwaves or electromagnetic pulses.
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Like, say, the revelation that you can hack Alexa, Google Assistant, and Siri with lasers.
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No helmet-to-helmet contact, no deflating footballs and absolutely no lasers on the field.
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She's working on a cancer treatment that uses lasers and nanotechnology to fight the disease.
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In the later stages, demons also shoot longer, faster clusters of lasers at your cannon.
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He explores ancient temples, but they're powered by lasers and ancient robots covered in moss.
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Tensions escalated this month when Chinese military fired lasers at U.S. aircrafts from the base.
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Like LIGO's lasers, it first had to be conceived, designed, and tested before being implemented.
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Most other devices destroy fat with heat derived from ultrasonic waves, radiofrequency energy, or lasers.
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Based on what we've seen so far, they're explosive, including lasers shooting from his eyes.
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She took her deep synths, horns, and lasers to the desert and it was magical.
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That's why popular lasers like Fraxel and IPL have to be used with extreme care.
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These days, Mr. Schwarzenberger said, many garment factories use machines or lasers to cut cloth.
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Instead, he powers the robots by shining lasers on tiny solar panels on their backs.
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The Food and Drug Administration approved the first lasers to correct vision in the 1990s.
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Company: VocalZoomTotal raised: $14 millionVocalZoom is developing an ultra-sensitive vibration sensor that uses lasers.
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It could also power lasers and other systems to defend the Ford against incoming threats.
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Each unit's record platter is checked by lasers and human workers to ensure perfect balance.
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Removing your pubic hair comes with the risk of injury [from shaving, waxing, and lasers].
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This without using lidar, a technology that uses lasers to measure distance to a target.
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Other more out-there proposals include using ISS- or satellite-mounted lasers to vaporize the surfaces of small pieces and force them down, but that will take more technical development of the lasers so they could maximize the amount of energy delivered to the debris.
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They could also be armed themselves, with lasers or small "kinetic kill" missiles—basically, sophisticated bullets.
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When tattoos are removed by lasers, pulses cause skin cells to die and release their pigment.
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He talked to the team behind the feature, and discovered its secret comes down to lasers.
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The fleet will beam those lasers down to transponders within about 30 miles of each craft.
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"That sucks, and is not what lasers do in movies," is a thought you might have.
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The scientists manipulated single atoms from a cloud of many using lasers to create a molecule.
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Northrop Grumman is going to be working on the U.S. Army's long-planned drone-killing lasers.
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Basically, the army wants to use these lasers to protect frontline combat troops against drone attacks.
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Some more info on the self-driving tech at the heart of the lawsuit: frickin' lasers.
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The American military is working to add a lot of tools to its arsenal. Drones. Lasers.
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There have been no documented instances of demonstrators grounding police drones with either ammunition or lasers.
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The installation's ambient soundtrack effectively controls the movement of the lasers, though sometimes the reverse occurs.
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The drones cost $179 in the U.S. and $249 in Canada (but the lasers are extra).
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Protesters have sometimes aimed lasers, which are widely available in shops, at police during recent clashes.
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Some use lasers, ballistics, nets and signal jammers to intercept and take drones down as needed.
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This includes ground-fired Forward Operating Base protection laser weapons as well as vehicle-mounted lasers.
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ESO says the lasers are the most powerful laser guide stars to be used for astronomy.
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Pro-democracy activists have attacked police with petrol bombs, rocks and lasers shone in their eyes.
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Lidar uses lasers to scan a vehicle's surroundings and is essential for many self-driving systems.
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After their invention in 1960, lasers' maximum intensities rose quickly, increasing almost 100,000-fold by 1970.
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Eyes are more sensitive to green lasers, which is why those are more dangerous to pilots.
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Pyrotechnics, dancing fountains and lasers elicited cheers from the crowd which snapped photos on their smartphones.
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It also plans to use non-traditional methods, such as irradiation with lasers, if need be.
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It has also developed an array of ASAT weapons, including missiles and lasers, of its own.
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The combined fiber laser uses multiple individual lasers that are focused together into a single beam.
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Each ship contains a pair of cubes which serve as reference points, and lasers between them.
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Today's surgeons have everything from lasers to cryosurgery—the freezing of abnormal tissue—at their disposal.
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Is Lidar — an expensive and often unwieldily technology used to calculate distances using lasers — even necessary?
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While we don't have lasers entering our retinas (yet), we can assume someone's working on it.
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Using a combination of lasers, gold particles, and antifreeze, scientists have successfully reanimated frozen zebrafish embryos.
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Lasers can burn the cornea of a pilot, in some cases sending them to the hospital.
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But cooling clouds of atoms to ultra-low temperatures requires suspending them using magnets or lasers.
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They've also used lasers mounted on Humvee trucks to detonate improvised explosive devices from a distance.
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Vlogger William Osman has created an actual Vin Diesel bust using ham, cheese, bread, and lasers.
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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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And although lasers have lots of civilian uses, the military has a keen interest in them.
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Giant cats with lasers firing out of their eyes (and their sophisticated vests) decimating a city!
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Levandowski insisted on particular levels of ion doping for optical fiber used in lasers, Kshirsagar said.
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I want an invention that would make the task nothing but pure joy: house-cleaning lasers.
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There really isn't any alternative until we figure out how to use lasers to convey data.
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There really isn't an alternative until we figure out how to use lasers to convey data.
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The campus was lavishly lit with neon lasers and fairy lights were strewn across the floor.
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Also: Janney confirms that all women are indeed witches and can shoot lasers from their eyes.
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The glowing red eyes fire the lasers into another transport, another jeep and finally the tank.
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Earlier in May, China fired military-grade lasers at U.S. military planes from the Djibouti base.
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And, oh man, did he solve it—with the help of a whole bunch of lasers.
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A big driver of the innovation around lasers was the move from analog to digital technology.
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That would be Lumentum which has over 90 percent market share with Apple for 3D lasers.
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A team of Australian scientists wants to use powerful ground-based lasers to shoot it away.
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The recent wildfires in California were started with lasers, by people scheming to reduce the population.
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He pulled his coat over a T-shirt depicting a cat firing lasers from its eyes.
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Plus, lasers use less electricity than older light forms, saving battery power for moving the wheels.
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But if you're not exactly sure what lasers are or how they work, you're not alone.
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Lasers targeted tiny spots in the teeth to map their chemistry and reconstruct ancient climate records.
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During the minimally invasive procedure, lasers are used to reshape a tiny part of the cornea.
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It basically involves a "photonic fence" that uses lasers to track and obliterate disease-carrying mosquitoes.
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Lasers resembling mountains wash over the crowd of balloons, interchanged with shots of two nuns weeping.
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We do not want him finding out that he can shoot lasers out of his eyes.
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A lidar sensor shoots out lasers to create a high-resolution map of the car's surroundings.
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Among the more out-there explanations proffered was that they are lasers propelling alien interstellar spacecraft.
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Lasers aren't just for destroying intergalactic super weapons and carving prostates back to a normal size.
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China, where we face a challenge to China is on artificial intelligence, on fiber, on lasers.
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This clock consists of strontium atoms held in place by lasers, cooled to just above absolute zero.
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Lumentum, a manufacturer that makes lasers capable of sensing in 3-D, announced the reduced outlook Monday.
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But when it comes to giant lasers that can replicate terminal stellar pyrotechnics, the more the merrier.
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Namely, Luminar's LiDAR uses lasers at a 1550 nanometer wavelength, not the commonly used 905 nanometer wavelength.
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The only problem was that the technology to make lasers work on a large scale didn't exist.
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There's chips and radios and high-powered lasers and planes that could fall out of the sky.
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Russia is also working on anti-satellite weapons, saying it now has lasers to shoot down satellites.
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The new system looked the way many Bose-Einstein condensate experiments look, with lasers trapping rubidium atoms.
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The team took tape measurements, as well as measurements with lasers and cameras, to deduce the size.
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Under strobe lights and lasers, the shape of the theater must have been bewildering, the nights endless.
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Intellabeams aren't exactly lasers, but they did similar things, and for most promoters that was good enough.
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Scientists first use lasers to set up an atom-trapping field, shaped like a row of cups.
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On the front lines, protesters have targeted police with petrol bombs, iron bars, tools, bricks and lasers.
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I don't know if we had lasers, but we certainly had a lot of bells and whistles.
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Lasers are also less lossy than LEDs, and custom silicon can be optimized to its specific task.
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Dressed in an over-the-shoulder silver jumpsuit, Rihanna performs among an array of lasers and lights.
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We also have short range lasers that stay focused close-up to the side of the vehicle.
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Scientists at Hughes Research Lab demonstrated the first functioning lasers in 1960, and LIDAR attempts quickly followed.
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"Pointing lasers at aircraft in flight poses a serious safety risk to the traveling public," he said.
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They'd clean said tooth with anti-microbial, shit-cleaning lasers, then put it back in my mouth.
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After one of the lasers hit a teenager in the eye, the two ran from the site.
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Now, researchers will be able to play around with using lasers that are built on silicon wafers.
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To make these maps, Mapdwell used LiDAR equipped planes which use reflections from lasers to map terrain.
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Firing bullets, missiles or lasers risks sending an out-of-control drone crashing into a public place.
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Aircraft-mounted LiDAR sensors shoot lasers into the ground, which bounce back once they hit an object.
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These lasers hit the ice on our planet and reflect back up toward the spacecraft's onboard telescope.
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Gallium nitride is a powdery yellow compound used in light-emitting diodes (LED), radar, antennas and lasers.
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To achieve even local dominance, it will need longer-range sensors and lasers to detect enemy aircraft.
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And unlike Domino's 30-minute delivery guarantee policy, lasers are not guaranteed to remove a tattoo completely.
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"I think people would be very excited to get similar results," he said, "without viruses and lasers."
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On a single day last May, 413 commercial aircraft got struck by lasers just in New Jersey.
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"People are familiar with photon-based lasers, where you have a coherent beam of photons," she said.
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The US Military Used Lasers to Shoot Down a Drone in 26Lasers are the future of warfare.
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Competing systems do that by installing a bunch of lidars, each carrying its own laser (or lasers).
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When Argonne beam line scientist Yue Meng turned the lasers on, all four diamonds cracked in half.
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We don't build small cockroach-like robots and then send them out there with lasers and stuff.
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I was in, the lasers went down, and I was on my way to the CEO's office.
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The Canadian army wants to be able to detect bioweapons before they can hurt anybody—using lasers.
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Lasers used by the international inertial confinement fusion community for experimentation and testing target designs and diagnostics.
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The show is packed with state-of-the-art projection mapping, lasers, pyrotechnics, and of course, fireworks.
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Powerful lasers do make sounds—but they're not "pew" and they don't come from the light itself.
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But perhaps the deafening shock wave is a more realistic way to represent today's lasers' incredible power.
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The researchers found that using lasers based in space to blast apart space debris is, theoretically, possible.
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She pioneered the technique, which is a combination of fractional lasers, with burn victims 10 years ago.
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Bathed in purple light, the lasers move in into different arrangements in time with a rhythmic beat.
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The lasers could then indicate if a gravitational wave has altered the position of objects inside spacecraft.
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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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His outdoor monitors, which use lasers to measure particles in the air, sell for $229 to $259.
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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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Apple's arrived the year after in 2000, and in 2004, Logitech introduced a mouse powered by lasers.
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Some choose to cover it up with a bigger tattoo or makeup, while others turn to lasers.
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The white patterns are projected onto the screen, which change in accordance with the sound and lasers.
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Gold strobes and green lasers rain down on Room One, where Chase & Status play a euphoric set.
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At this point, lasers are used to manipulate all the ytterbium qubits into the same initial state.
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Precise clocks need stable lasers and other advanced technologies that will have additional benefits for the world.
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"It turns out these lasers can be used to watch chemical reactions in our atmosphere," Ye said.
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For those with darker skin that is intolerant of fractional lasers, micro-needling will trigger collagen building.
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Mr. Lazarov's career involved developing and maintaining technology that employed lasers to measure the thickness of microchips.
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Fake new features and cars were announced every year that decade, including road-warming lasers in 1989.
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Eventually, he set some undergraduates to work on it, to keep them away from the expensive lasers.
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And they do almost all of it by hand, with a bit of help from some lasers.
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The way in which mice track movement has changed from tiny rolling balls to lasers as well.
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He was one of the first scientists to use lasers to do research on semiconductors and insulators.
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The advanced lasers promise to react faster, target more accurately and fire more often than traditional guns.
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Levi's is replacing its workers with lasers, automating the process of making blue jeans look worn out.
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Whereas previously researchers had to tally the particles by hand, now they let lasers do the work.
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Dr. Dresselhaus used resonant magnetic fields and lasers to map out the electronic energy structure of carbon.
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"This idea that laser bolts fly through space ... that's not how lasers work on earth," said Trowbridge.
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Fans and lasers on the robot help it maneuver around when it is floating in zero-gravity.
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One Pentagon-wide effort in lasers that could be used to defeat missiles saw investment slow dramatically.
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The light painting is created by a group of lasers refracting through glass objects onto a screen.
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The researchers must still complete the system of three spacecraft working in tandem and the lasers between them.
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In past appearances, the character has been armed with a conductor's baton that shoots lasers, so there's that.
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This is a movie in which gods turn into flying robots who shoot lasers out of their faces.
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Finisar, in Sherman, Texas, works on some of the lasers that let iPhones and iPads recognize your face.
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Erkmen is an engineer who specializes in optical communications—lasers that send data from one place to another.
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Germany has been celebrating—lasers are shining over the nearby city of Hamburg to herald the experiment's arrival.
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So a team of scientists want to know if they could safely treat these distracting dots with lasers.
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Facebook's laser communications team is working to engineer lasers that transmit data 10 times faster than current versions.
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The lasers have already undergone some slight adjustments so as to not accidentally blind children crossing the street.
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IonQ hopes to use atoms trapped by lasers, with two different internal states representing the two qubit states.
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Instead of using the pendulums at Washington, small-force hunters could use spheres of silica levitated by lasers.
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The Fallen, bipedal alien scavengers with four arms and a lot of guns, swarmed around me, firing lasers.
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Squads of police were stationed on the station perimeter and some protesters jeered and shone lasers at them.
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LIDAR, short for "light detection and ranging," adopts Radar's approach, but uses lasers in place of radio waves.
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Some proposals include vehicles with harpoons, nets, or lasers — all of which can help drag defunct satellites downward.
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ELI will be the world's first international laser research system, enabling scientists to shoot lasers at extreme intensities.
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But that is also what they said about lasers, which are just focused coherent light, so who knows?
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Lasers are believed to be a system that would be effective at targeting those systems for little cost.
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Investments included companies in quantum cascade lasers, quantum dots, photonic integrated optoelectronic devices, nano-engineered fabrics and others.
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The vision of orbiting lasers harks back to the Reagan administration's Strategic Defence Initiative, widely dubbed "Star Wars".
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This cool development could change not just photography, but could also improve ultrasounds and lasers that detect explosives.
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But with LASERS, everything changed, and the political message came to the forefront while the songs became worse.
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Mobileye's system uses camera, lasers and radar to guide vehicles, with the central element being the camera system.
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This is where Facebook will prototype its solar drones, Internet-beaming lasers, VR headsets, and next-gen servers.
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Physical attacks on satellites, including "blinding" them with lasers, would be combined with cyber attacks on computer systems.
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The technology meant to defeat drones has been varied: jamming rifles and lasers, drones that fight other drones.
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It's a fascinating result, but brain-zapping lasers probably won't be used to treat memory loss anytime soon.
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Lumentum Holdings Inc makes what are instead known as vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers, or VCSELs for short.
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Birdlike demons dart around and shoot clusters of lasers down toward you at the bottom of the screen.
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Purdue University researcher Esteban Fernandez-Juricic is currently investigating the potential harm these lasers could have on animals.
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Not even the most expensive lasers and peels and microneedling treatments will; they'll only temporarily reduce the appearance.
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When lidar was first proposed in the 1960s, lasers and detection mechanisms were bulky and slow to operate.
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Between 1999 and 2002, the DRDC developed a system called SINBAHD, which used lasers to detect biological agents.
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People are very good at detecting things, even though we don't have lasers coming out of our eyes.
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Beaming high-energy lasers into the skies sounds sketchy, but not if drone infrastructure minimizes and compartmentalizes accidents.
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But incorporating lasers was going to be too complicated, so we needed something else for the song's finale.
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Your trademark move isn't the first-person shooter's ground-clearing jump, it's a defensive crouch against enemy lasers.
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As technology and the demand for tattoo removal advances, some of the limitations of current lasers will shrink.
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The section on the top spins around constantly, so the lasers can build up a 360-degree map.
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One of the so-called "High Energy Lasers," built by Lockheed Martin, is destined for testing on land.
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The Navy is counting on inexpensive, quick-firing lasers to help it match a rapidly-modernizing Chinese fleet.
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Facebook has also experimented with using lasers and satellites to get bandwidth into places without decent mobile networks.
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As a heads up to my friends and family, expect a whole lot of lasers in your texts.
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Drones with "strike-enabling technology", such as lasers to guide bombs to their targets, were reclassified as unarmed.
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The structure is also transformed into a giant art piece by lasers and lights that project various images.
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A mesh of lasers crossed the stage, and a hologram of a woman in a blond wig appeared.
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Incendiary rounds stream from our gun barrels and over the river, the red tracers like lasers through fog.
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Yet theater managers here say the lasers are the best solution they have found to a nagging problem.
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"With high-energy lasers, we hope that [nanodiamond] synthesis may be cleaner and easier to control," Kraus said.
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By enlisting the help of lasers, these scientists have created a simple but effective new tool for investigators.
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This allowed for more creative types of treatments that could communicate sophisticated stories to large audiences using lasers.
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Among these tech-infused artworks are pieces made with computer code, 3D printing, lasers, video, and Mars topography.
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Photorejuvenation refers to another category of interventions and includes intense pulsed light (IPL) photodynamic therapy (PDT) or lasers.
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Bathed in lasers and dry ice, Aphex delivered a devastatingly potent set of mangled hardcore and erroneous electronica.
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Other types of soft robots may draw energy from ordinary visible light or electromagnetic fields instead of lasers.
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Fractional lasers make micro-injuries in the skin (and may leave you red for a couple of days).
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ESA's Aeolus mission launches to map Earth's winds with lasers Why would SpaceX not want to do anything?
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It can't tell its regular camera to get a better image, or its lidar to send more lasers.
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Essentially, an array of lasers, cameras and sensors are hung from a span that stretches across the roadway.
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Using lasers, restorers stripped away the deposits strata by strata — a technique never used before in the catacombs.
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Musk unveiled the truck at a cyberpunk-inspired event with many, many lasers and even a surprise ATV.
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He knows I'm not going to do anything beyond lasers, so he doesn't even bother talking about it.
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The Air Force is developing lasers and super-fast hypersonic munitions to work with today's guns and missiles.
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But the major players were working with high-powered lasers that could be dangerous to aircraft far away.
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Protesters targeted a military barracks with lasers prompting troops to hoist a banner warning they could be arrested.
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I view this as analogous to the precision lasers brought to surgery versus using a hand-held scalpel.
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Lasers or microwaves fired from aircraft above the clouds could also disable a missile early in its launch.
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Excimer lasers, or light therapy, can also be effective in repigmentation, though the results may not be permanent.
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The Bosch equipment also uses green lasers to bisect the car and create virtual lanes for the vehicle.
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Huawei also has exposure to U.S. suppliers of specialty lasers and modules such as NeoPhotonics, Lumentum and Finisar.
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Lasers were a key element of early London parties: Paul Oakenfold's Spectrum, which began in April of 1988, followed the foundational Shoom—where Danny Rampling had kicked off the UK's "acid house" craze the previous December—and blew up even larger by ladling on the gewgaws, lasers being key among them.
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In order to get through Hawkins Lab, for instance, you first need to disable a series of security lasers.
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Dyson's purification tech uses lasers (as well as other sensors) to measure and identify particles that are floating around.
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It's pretty amazing," Rokhsar said, adding that the lasers release the tension and patients get function back "almost immediately.
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Newer versions of the endoscopy, using lasers, now allow doctors to look at living tissue on a microscopic level.
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Hong Kong (CNN)Australian military helicopters were targeted with lasers during operations in the South China Sea this month.
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That means that they fall down when you turn off the lasers that freeze them in place on Earth.
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Photo: Ian Hitchcock (Getty)The Department of Defense has accused China of hitting US military aircraft with blinding lasers.
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A blast of rainbow-colored lasers refracted off his body as he luxuriated in the glow of his CDJs.
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Dark Army has access to the kinds of lasers and sensors needed to bug the room from that alone.
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When turned on, the lasers excite sodium atoms floating in Earth's upper atmosphere, giving the molecules a fluorescent glow.
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" By August 2016, he testified, it was actually proving a setback: "We never got any lasers out of it.
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Electromagnetic "directed energy" weapons such as lasers and microwaves could soon be used more widely by the U.S. military.
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People have come up with innovative ways to take out the trash, such as burning hardware up with lasers.
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I'm all about the latest and greatest lasers, peels and facials to make my skin look and feel healthy.
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Now here's hoping the evil General doesn't attack an Elmodis powered machine and activate its protective lasers and missiles.
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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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That's done either through an internal or external tracking system typically involving a mix of cameras, lasers, and sensors.
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X-ray lasers like the one at LCLS are extremely powerful, enabling the researchers to take data very quickly.
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That would magnify the torque on a distorted electron to the point where it should be detectable with lasers.
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As technology advanced, I used night vision goggles and global positioning systems and drones and lasers and thermal optics.
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He used lasers to make cuts in thin plastic sheets in the shape of lines, triangles, circles, or trapezoids.
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The first hurdle Carter had to leap was a federal regulation barring people from shooting lasers at one another.
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He was the first to have worked in a factory, cutting metal with shears in the days before lasers.
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They turned off one of the trapping lasers, and some of the rubidium atoms spread and pushed themselves apart.
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The robot, invented by the California-based company Knightscope, utilizes lasers, sensors, and cameras to monitor for criminal activity.
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NIST's gyroscope measures rotation by prodding rubidium atoms with lasers to produce a distinctive stripe pattern on a detector.
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But first, it needs lasers—specifically, lidar, which will help its vehicles form 3-D understandings of the world.
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That unit sits on the roof of the car, spinning an array of 128 lasers to see the world.
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If Bobby could, he'd incinerate Taylor Mason Capital with the full force of the blue lasers he calls eyes.
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Facebook wants to fly drones at very high altitudes that will beam connectivity down to the surface with lasers.
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The heart of the clock is a chamber of around 100,000 strontium atoms that Ye has trapped using lasers.
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Superman 64: Superman needs tokens to shoot lasers from his eyes, or use pretty much any of his powers.
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Despite this, the application of lasers vaginally hasn't been FDA-approved as a recognized treatment because of limited evidence.
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The transformation came complete with lasers and explosions but reports claim that no Bothans were harmed in the production.
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This robot scans and maps your entire house, and the lasers even allow it to "see" in the dark.
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Communications satellites, drones and even lasers have been proposed as ways to get connectivity to hard-to-reach areas.
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They built their system atom by atom in a vacuum chamber using lasers to hold each atom in place.
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Such incidents are on the rise -- especially in the United States -- as handheld lasers become more common and affordable.
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We're also told Morgan was drinking before the laser incident -- and we all know beer and lasers don't mix.
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Another picturesque example of XSEDE-enabled work; in this case, atomic-level simulations of surfaces being bombarded by lasers.
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It's even shot some rocks with lasers, taken some funky selfies, and dutifully sung itself "Happy Birthday" every year.
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Not only are they fast drones, but they also shoot lasers for real aerial battles with each other. Unreal.
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Darker pigmented people tend to have less success with certain lasers and require more sessions to avoid skin damage.
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LIGO scientists measure this movement by timing how long it takes for lasers to bounce off of each mirror.
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Todd and his colleagues captured cattle emissions using multiple methods, including lasers, GPS trackers, and GreenFeed, a gas detector.
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What these scientists have, in place of a keen ear, is a high-tech gadget and two broken lasers.
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Rare earth minerals are also essential in other military equipment such as jet engines, lasers and night vision devices.
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Indeed, if the hologram is in colour, three lasers are needed, one for each primary: red, green and blue.
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Cutting and splicing the genome could be a great deal cheaper than using scalpels and lasers on the body.
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Lasers and magnetic fields carefully braked and steered the atoms, siphoning off energy as they bound together into molecules.
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One planned mission using the nanotechnology will use lasers to search for ice on the moon's shadowy south pole.
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A video shows Hong Kong protesters shining lasers into facial-recognition cameras in an apparent attempt to blind them.
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The official said in a few instances, military grade lasers from the Chinese base had been pointed at aircraft.
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Somewhere in between the lights, lasers, smoke and costume changes were the hits that put her on the map.
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At timed intervals, the lasers propel into the darkness, bringing a sequence of bright red light into the space.
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This is not the important part of this video because the important part of this video is nipple lasers.
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This optical lattice clock generates a grid of lasers that creates impressions in a flat surface where atoms rest.
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What to watch: The drone threat is driving a counter-drone market that includes lasers, jammers and even eagles.
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Researchers say they have found a way to hijack voice assistants from the major tech firms using cheap lasers.
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Lasers, fax machines, microwave ovens and email were all invented in loose states, ranging from New Hampshire to California.
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If you foresee needing deeper cuts or bigger pieces, beefier lasers exist without too massive a leap in price.
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On August 8, protesters put on a fun laser show after police arrested a student for purchasing threatening lasers.
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Most of modern technology, from transistors and lasers to the gadgets in our pockets, runs on this quantum weirdness.
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Knightscope&aposs robots use artificial intelligence, cameras, GPS, lasers, and thermal sensors to monitor their surroundings and report disturbances.
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It's designed to work with any size of kibble thanks to a clever little internal scooper, and some lasers.
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To get to the full-screen animated effects, like the confetti, fireworks, lasers or balloons, tap the Screen tab.
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New technologies such as lasers and space-based weapons are coming soon, and they are not even under discussion.
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Images made by lasers and read by computers can help speed up the diagnosis of brain tumors during surgery.
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Then it will test larger plants capable of advanced functions, such as beaming energy back to Earth via lasers.
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Both of those companies use radar, cameras and lidar, a kind of radar based on lasers, to scan roadways.
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In 1995, the Protocol on Blinding Laser Weapons was passed, prohibiting militaries from using lasers to blind their opponents.
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Andrew narrowed it down to 12 professions, with optical engineering making the cut because of his fascination with lasers.
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Lasers are invisible to the naked eye and can destroy targets at the speed of light with unmatched precision.
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The Navy is currently working on a new generation of lasers that can take down bigger targets, like missiles.
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Donna StricklandPhoto: University of Waterloo"When I saw talks by people building these lasers and the science done by these lasers, I thought, wow, this is mind-boggling that I could have done something that changed a field of science," Strickland, a professor at the University of Waterloo, told Gizmodo in an interview.
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"I'm curious as I get older to investigate all the things that are not super invasive, like lasers," Moore said.
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A hodgepodge of disco balls, lasers and lanterns threw seizure-inducing hues of yellow, magenta and green onto their faces.
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"Before I got into lasers, I got into chemistry and pyrotechnics and they were pretty concerned about that," he said.
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He had to resculpt her nose, then used micro-needling and lasers to start treating her as quickly as possible.
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Lasers In the Persian Gulf, an instantaneous burst of energy destroys targets -- first on the surface, then in the air.
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One reason is that lasers give the military an ability to cause chaos and confusion without giving away a position.
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While Facebook aims for the sky with its lasers and drones, a growing number of skeptics doubt Zuckerberg's true intentions.
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Since then, producing this so-called "stimulated emission" has almost always been done with visible and infrared light, producing lasers.
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The focus is on "energy-based devices" that use radiofrequency or lasers, and claim to heal or cure vaginal problems.
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" Lasers were a visual analogue to the air-raid sirens festooning early house tracks like Todd Terry's "Can You Party.
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Kids at raves would play with the lasers, dancing with and around them, especially if they were under the influence.
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It uses a combination of a camera, IR lasers, and IR scanner to create a 3D map of your face.
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"Microneedling is a great middle ground between topical treatments and aggressive lasers that are commonly used for scarring," she says.
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The VLT has a facility that shines four bright lasers into space, creating a fake star in the night sky.
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Meanwhile, back at the house, Wags (David Costabile) is focusing on more important things than revenge: skincare via expensive lasers!
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For many years shops used rudimentary "break-beam" systems—lasers stretched across their entrances—to count people in and out.
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It's designed to automatically dock with the ISS all on its own, using a combination of software, lasers, and sensors.
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Both the US and China are party to a treaty banning the use of the lasers as a blinding weapon.
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You can tag enemies or aim a weapon simply by staring, or do things like shoot lasers with your eyes.
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Vast coloured lasers cutting horizontally across the stage mean that sometimes the dancers can't see anything, according to Ms Lamb.
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"We would see, with our scanning lasers, these very grainy updates every half second," says Dean Pomerleau, a Navlab researcher.
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In Sham Shui Po, protesters set fire to a subway entrance and pointed fireworks and lasers at a government building.
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There are a million things I can do — lasers and creams and all that stuff — but I'm OK with it.
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All of the mind-melting effects were created using everything from glow sticks, to lighter fluid, to LEDs and lasers.
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The room is so huge and the lasers come from everywhere that it must be a hell of a trip.
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A week later, I delivered the shit-encrusted tooth and was promised it would be cleaned with aforementioned microbial lasers.
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Before he literally painted a picture for Tetsuo & Youth's cover, Lupe inadvertently struck gold by keeping it simple with LASERS.
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To circumvent this problem, the researchers turned to lasers—and as reported today in Science, it worked like a charm.
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The energy produced by the lasers could theoretically accelerate an object thousands of times faster than the fastest spacecraft today.
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A guard tries to stop them with a weapon, but Amy puts her arm out, and the lasers stop too.
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That means the company engineered its own: lasers, receivers, chips, packaging and more, rather than incorporating off-the-shelf components.
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She is also building her understanding of DMX, a method for linking controllers to lighting devices like LEDs and lasers.
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Finisar Corp also makes 3D sensor lasers but specializes in a higher powered version of the technology with greater range.
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Waymo's class-leading self-driving tech uses LIDAR, a system of lasers and sensors to see the world around it.
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As for lasers, they can blind imagery satellites and high-power microwave guns could knock out circuitry on targeted satellites.
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When Luke, Han and Chewie raid the Death Star Detention Block, they fill the room with lasers until everything's dead.
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The multitasking plane is called The Scandinavian Catwalk and it's equipped with fireworks and lasers, making for a stunning flight.
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Current lasers still have limitations in the colors they can erase with added difficulty stemming from more vibrant tattoo colors.
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The dashboard currently highlights things like animal sounds, household noises and even more science fictional sounds like lasers and aliens.
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Although the prototypes weren't ready for one of these battles when we saw them, the lasers alone were pretty striking.
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The detector uses "two ultraviolet lasers to pulse light at the dust," NASA said, causing the particles to become excited.
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Protesters have used slingshots to fire marbles at police, shone lasers at them and at times thrown bricks and firebombs.
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And the lasers are quite precise, able to target an area the size of a dime from 10 miles away.
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In their experiments, they blasted graphite with lasers to recreate the plasma conditions found in stars and investigate carbon clusters.
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The projector uses three lasers of red, blue, and green, and the projection is bright enough to be seen outdoors.
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Lasers and electrodes can deliver precise increments of pain in experiments requiring a quick transition between different levels of stimulation.
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Lidar, a radar-like system of lasers that helps a self-driving car navigate, is valuable and difficult to perfect.
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He said Beijing and Moscow have been developing missiles, lasers and other technologies with the aim of targeting US satellites.
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To achieve that energy would require an array about a mile across combining thousands of lasers firing in perfect unison.
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A hydrocarbon gas mixture is ionized by microwaves or lasers in a vessel at temperatures of about 5003 degrees Celsius.
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With this advance, it is in fact possible to shine lasers through walls—but only very specific kinds of walls.
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The lasers, theater managers say, are part of a larger effort to teach audiences how to behave during live performances.
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The physicists behind the current paper were able to cool beyond the apparent limit of particle noise thanks to lasers.
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Others zip into waist-high inflatable boots, torture themselves on foam rollers, or wave lasers over sore ankles and knees.
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Instead of costly rollouts of cell towers or fiber cables, it has considered or tested blimps, satellites, drones and lasers.
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But who actually designs the lasers for Apple without which none of these other companies would be seeing that demand?
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Also Apple will have added a world facing 3D camera by this point doubling the number of lasers per phone.
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These methods, also driven by artificial intelligence, detect the presence of humans using devices ranging from lasers to WiFi networks.
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The companies targeted by the F.D.A. were Inmode; Sciton; Alma Lasers; Thermigen; BTL Aesthetics, BTL Industries; Venus Concept and Cynosure.
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There are spaceships and lasers and love trysts and outlaws, as well as an eclectic cast, led by Nathan Fillion.
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To my right, signs alerted visitors in English and Spanish about the presence of unexploded ordnance and lasers in use.
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In recent years, robotic arms and lasers have streamlined some of the dozens of steps each little ruby goes through.
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The displays are dazzling, with platforms twirling and lasers dancing off the fenders of the latest and greatest vehicles around.
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They should be registered as emotional weapons — deep sapphire lasers that simultaneously suggest intense outward focus and inner emotional vertigo.
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Candidate weapons included chemical lasers, particle beams and — Dr. Teller's favorite — the X-ray laser, powered by a hydrogen bomb.
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From lasers and 3D mapping to dance performances and large-scale video projections, we want to see what you create.
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In theory, an attacker could modulate the lasers to "speak" the PIN, but they'd need to eavesdrop on you first.
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As an alternative, dermatologists recommend looking into lasers, like IPL (intense pulsed light), to reverse this type of sun damage.
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Lasers can down drone swarms, of the kind Iran launched on Saudi Arabia in September, and they can defend aircraft.
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She arms her women with blazing rockets, missiles, and even lasers, preparing them for a battle against the patriarchal powers.
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By ninth grade, she had built Cave Mapper, a robot that uses lasers to plot the size of a cave.
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In another series, from 1970, Schwartz experiments with etching, using lasers to embed Duchamp-inspired designs into gold circuit boards.
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LASERS & ROBOTS In the war with screw tops and plastic, Amorim has recruited robots, lasers and a battery of chromatographic analysis machines which can detect the almost invisible signature of taint - the chemical compound TCA - in a few parts per trillion, or equivalent to one drop in enough water to fill 83 Olympic swimming pools.
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Already, says Nicholas Wright, a U.K.-based analyst, equipment in orbit jams signals, blinds with lasers, and spies using cyber tools.
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Lasers etch the gently italicized letters and digits onto each side, making the DodeCal an exceptionally attractive at-a-glance calendar.
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Australian forces across the region have noticed the increased use of lasers, an Australian Defense Department spokesperson said in a statement.
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At sea, fishermen are known to use lasers to warn off other vessels that may be getting too close to them.
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Modern lasers consist of an input energy source to excite the electrons, which are held in a medium like a crystal.
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Grids of multicolored lasers skewered the floating particles of dust and blasted into the night sky, perfectly synchronized with the music.
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Its lasers, mirrors, and lenses are split among three laboratories, two of them at opposite ends of the L-shaped building.
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If the lasers are powerful enough, they can do damage to the rest of the spacecraft, too, as might microwave beams.
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It's a void that can be used as a backdrop to examine the human condition, or as cool contrast for lasers.
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China has already expressed interest in using lasers to remove space junk—a technology that could also knock out enemy satellites.
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The interaction of the lasers created a straight line of potential energy wells—picture a single row of an egg carton.
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You can also contrast this with ion-based quantum computers, which require ultra-high vacuum and multiple control lasers to operate.
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It was there to help demonstrate the real, though safe, lasers Propel's Star Wars Battle Drones use during in-air battle.
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By shooting out enough lasers, it would be possible to accurately map a room or detect various objects in three dimensions.
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Dysprosium metal (used in lasers), erbium oxide and gadolinium oxide (used in medical imaging and fuel cells) are up around 10%.
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He proposes to drive a tiny probe to Alpha Centauri, one of Earth's nearest stellar neighbours, using banks of powerful lasers.
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It proposes to use lasers to power tiny nanocrafts to Earth's nearest star system, which is roughly 4.37 light years away.
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Then there's power: lasers, oscillating mirrors, and custom chips to handle the computing for all of that must chew through battery.
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But the laser setups used by the researchers are very different from the high-speed scanning lasers found in lidar systems.
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With the help of radio beacons, lasers, and an occasional decorative deer skull, the robots navigated themselves without any human intervention.
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I also remember, we'd build models, and then the lasers, I would actually take a needle and draw on the film.
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Supporters like to describe the difference in how finely the new lasers shatter ink as the difference between pebbles and sand.
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A serious crime Air Line Pilots Association International President Captain Lee Moak described the risk pilots face from lasers as unacceptable.
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The fifth one was discovered in a secret room near the final boss, where five lasers block access to a chest.
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The repair could also make the material a more efficient light emitter, leading to the creation of new LEDs and lasers.
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Beyond that, you'll also need a ton of mechanics to dodge a full map of chains, lasers, meteors, and other attacks.
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