Sentence examples for because the beam of from inspiring English sources

On-camera flashes often causes red-eye when photographing a subject looking straight into the camera because the beam of light is parallel to and too close to the axis of the lens.

Mr. Reyes, who studied architecture and designed the house himself, calculated that the trusses would work because the beams — of a stout local mahogany called yakal — came from a bridge that had held up under far heavier loads than his roof.

Part of the reason for this improved performance is a much higher rate of collisions, which occurs because the beams of gold ions are cooler and more tightly focused than in past efforts.

Because the beam size of the propagated wave and the thickness of the contacting waveguide region are inversely related, the thick contacting region of the tapered waveguide ensures narrow beam width.

However, because the initial longitudinal velocities of the beams of H2 generated by seeding in Kr were 500 m/s, and lower than those of the beams of H atoms above, the time constant characterising the exponential decay of the deceleration potentials was increased to 3.65 μs.

Because the beam is so small, millions of exposures are needed to get a 3-D picture of a scroll.

The heat generated is strongest at the center of the beam, because the beam intensity is strongest at that point.

So the extraction efficiency of the circulating beam with large momentum deviation becomes low because of the beam loss at the entrance of the electrostatic septum (ES).

Those have been concerned much more with the higher beam-power because of the beam loss problem.

And the longitudinal coherence of the 8.8 nm FEL output illustrates a slight degradation, because of the beam energy curvatures induced by the wakefields.

The proposed experimental technique was tested in two situations: repairing beam ends that had rotted (Reinforcement system 1), and repairing and/or reinforcement of the center of the beam damaged because of a fault or the need to increase the resistance capacity of the timber (Reinforcement system 2).