This resulted in a searchlight radius of 10.4 mm on average.
Pings: The digital equivalent of a searchlight that scans blocks of Internet Protocol addresses to find always-on machines.
Hence, on the cathode-ray tube a faint ray of light rotates around the screen like a searchlight, following the rotation of the antenna, and paints in the positions of any reflecting objects as if they were on a map.
Two fictionalized dames looking out from the North Carolina shoreline have bright blue hair and retro-modernist dresses; a clay model Statue of Liberty in front of a searchlight moon holds her nose.
Her words echo those of the journalist and media critic Walter Lippmann, who said of the press, "It is like the beam of a searchlight that moves restlessly about, bringing one episode and then another out of darkness into vision".
If two prints, say, of a Searchlight film like "Thank You for Smoking," a satire of the "sin" lobby, are playing theatrically in a given market, is it worth sustaining a sizable ad in the local newspapers week after week?
Five women from Leeds and Manchester are on police bail after they were arrested early on Monday morning on suspicion of aggravated trespass, when a helicopter with a searchlight assisted a search of ground floor buildings at the plant.
Trained on every vehicle is a searchlight and, in case of emergency, a machine gun.
Before I could reply, I was blinded by the beam of a searchlight which had appeared from inside a bunker.
It was exactly as if, on a night by the ocean filled with fireflies and distant stars, the beam of a searchlight swept — narrowly, fiercely, and definitely — right across the bluff.
