Standing outside the court, I couldn't see what there was to learn from Tia's death and Hazell's sentencing, apart from the fact that throwing every beam of media attention on a devastated, grieving family isn't something any decent human being should do.
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Optical lattices offer the possibility to engineer and to control the diffraction of light beams in media with periodically-modulated optical properties, to manage the corresponding reflection and transmission bands, and to form specially designed defects.
171 (2001) 632 677] we developed a fourth-order numerical method for solving the nonlinear Helmholtz equation which governs the propagation of time-harmonic laser beams in media with a Kerr-type nonlinearity.
Six wall-mounted video cameras sweep the court; the signal is beamed into a media center nearby that held about 200 reporters today.
Nonetheless, the European Union finally committed last week to a hard number of 430,000 tons of food by the end of the year -- just as Ms. Bertini began her visit to the region and the world's news media beamed out images of the people around Gode who had begun to starve.
Tasers came under a new spotlight as the image of a square-jawed Mr. Kelly holding a stun gun was beamed across the media landscape on Monday and Tuesday, and as news spread that the nation's largest police force was taking a fresh look at the device.
It was 1970 and the era of electronic media beaming live courtroom pictures in peoples' homes was yet to start.
But the media beams powerful images.
A smiling Knock appeared to be a bit bewildered by Tiffany's gesture, while many people on social media beamed. .
