Sentence examples for beam projected from a from inspiring English sources

In the case of the flashlight beam projected from a train moving at the speed of light, an observer on the train measures the speed of the beam as c.

This beam was projected from a rotating emitter in the centre of the semicircle of loudspeakers which can be manipulated by the subject through a manual knob.

If the PA X-ray does not show a pneumothorax but there is a strong suspicion of one, lateral X-rays (with beams projecting from the side) may be performed, but this is not routine practice.

What you see is the gallery with the glue on the walls and the film projected from a revolving turntable, like a lighthouse beam, recapitulating how the camera turned.

Measure from the ground to the exact center of your headlight, then adjust the beam projected on the wall (high beam).

"The laser beam projects a powerful image of New Zealand.

During the bridge, Minogue is surrounded once again with laser beams, some projected from her microphone stand.

Traditionally a plain radiograph of the chest, ideally with the X-ray beams being projected from the back (posteroanterior, or "PA"), has been the most appropriate first investigation.

Corbel — A block of stone projecting from a wall, supporting the beams of a roof, floor, or other features.

It had a beam of light that projected from the roof and appeared, from where I was floating, to be a monument to something.

A beam of light was projected from the Australian War Memorial to Parliament House, from dusk to dawn on the eve of Armistice Day.