Sentence examples for fire beam from inspiring English sources

Once the masks are gone, the mask will constantly use its fire beam attack.

Its next three-year run of experiments will fire beams of particles around its 27km (17-mile) circumference with almost twice as much energy as before.

Then, they'll fire beams of heavy ions such as uranium at the container until the water within is sweltering under temperatures thousands of degrees Kelvin and pressures of several million atmospheres.

It fires beams of protons from the nuclei of atoms around the tunnels at nearly the speed of light.

"With the LHC, you are always pushing the technology to the limit but we believe we have got there and should begin firing beams in early March.

To produce nuclei of the elusive superheavy element, an international team led by Yury Oganessian of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna, Russia, fired beams of calcium-48 ions at a target of radioactive berkelium-249 nuclei.

The original experiment, reported last month, involved firing beams of neutrinos through the ground from Cern near Geneva to the Gran Sasso lab in Italy 720 kilometres (450 miles) away.

This year he has opened a second, less formal and less expensive eatery in the town called Rogan and Company, a 16th-century inn oozing charm with log fires, beamed ceilings, whitewashed walls and welcoming leather tub chairs.

When physicists have fired beams of electron neutrinos at a target, they produce electrons.

Also shown are the array gains for the end-fire beams where applicable.

Here, the gain of broadside and end-fire beams vs. the 3D isotropic noise is 3.0 and 7.7 dB, respectively.