The phrase "a single beam of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a solitary ray or line of light, energy, or similar concepts.
Example: "As the sun set, a single beam of light broke through the clouds, illuminating the landscape."
Alternatives: "one ray of" or "a solitary beam of".
Or that "All at Once," at its peak, permits a single beam of sunlight through the clouds.
Instead of fireworks, a single beam of light will emanate from Fort Sumter up to the sky before splitting into two, symbolising the division of the nation.
Although there's a sadness to much of Nirvana's music, pictures of Cobain on stage invariably show him as an angel, illuminated by a single beam of light.
Optical highway: Yale researchers generated repulsive optical forces by splitting a single beam of light so that each half traveled through a different length of waveguide.
The development of the gradient force optical particle trap ('optical tweezers') has made it possible to manipulate biological materials using a single beam of laser light.
The opening moment is gorgeous: a young woman in a white dress swings back and forth over a rectangular plate of beaten copper, passing through a single beam of light.
It is proven that at lower mass velocities, the system acts stably as in the case of the classical model of a single beam on an elastic foundation.
Conceptual design of beamlines: Operating with a single beam instead of with counter-rotating electron and positron beams will eliminate many of the performance limitations associated with the present 2-beam operation as well as enable all beam lines to be aligned to a single beam orbit.
Operating with a single beam instead of with counter-rotating electron and positron beams will eliminate many of the performance limitations associated with the present 2-beam operation, as well as enable all beam lines to be aligned to a single beam orbit.
Operating with a single beam instead of with counter-rotating electron and positron beams will eliminate many of the performance limitations associated with the present 2-beam operation as well as enable all beam lines to be aligned to a single beam orbit.
The effects of distributed loading are allowed for by using particular integrals, so that each member of the structure may be modelled as a single beam element regardless of the spatial distribution or frequency of the applied loading.
