"beam light" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the dispersion of light from a particular source, such as the sun or a flashlight. For example, you could say "The sun beamed light through the window, warming the room."
They beam light down onto a sample of cells.
In Norway, they set up a system of mountainside mirrors to beam light to sun-starved towns.
The hidden danger will increase when the headlight high beam light of opposite car is on because drivers feel dazzling.
Because DMDs function of accepting a bidimensional image, high/low beam light patterns can be determined by DMD.
Second, in view of the tendency that the advanced light emitting diode automobile headlight is designed to be a low beam light module and a high beam light still needs an auxiliary lighting system, the optical system designed in this research, mainly adopting DMD module as high/low beam light switch, can switch on and off both the high and low beam lights.
Two startup companies say they plan to start clinical trials to treat blindness by combining an emerging technology called optogenetics with high-tech goggles that can beam light into the eye.
"Seeing people enjoy themselves is very gratifying," yelled Mr. O'Sullivan, the manager, an errant laser beam lighting up his face.
Some industry de-facto standard icons are included, such as low-fuel, low beam lights, or high beam lights.
Excitation and emission beam lights are dispersed by a single-grating monochromator blazed at 500 nm.
A request to beam lights from inside the temple out into the audience was denied.
His smile was a wide, warm beam lighting a friendly face.
