Sentence examples for fired a laser from inspiring English sources

When the end of the probe was next to a tumour, he fired a laser beam through the optical fibre and blasted the cancer cells with it.

To get a clear picture of the pigments in the dinosaurs' skin, Vinther's team fired a laser at the specimen – think less death-ray and more glow-stick – to highlight fluorescent materials (calcium phosphate) remaining preserved from the animal's scales.

On Sunday, the rover fired a laser instrument for the first time, hitting a rock with 30 bursts in 10 seconds and analyzing the atomic makeup from the resulting flashes of light.

Duda, a 24-year-old outfielder who was called up from Class AAA Buffalo on Tuesday, fired a laser back to first where Ike Davis stretched to make the catch and doubled up Nady.

So Starkweather fired a laser through the air between the two buildings, an improvised communications system that meant that, if you were driving down the Foothill Expressway on a foggy night and happened to look up, you might see a mysterious red beam streaking across the sky.

The US Navy has fired a laser gun from one of its ships for the first time.

It would then fire a laser at them from the ground.

The instrument fires a laser pulse at the statue, and measures the time it takes the pulse to reflect back, less than a millionth of a second later.

Designed to destroy missiles as they are boosting through the atmosphere by firing a laser at them from the nose of a modified Boeing 747, the program is scheduled for a shoot-down test in 2003.

Use individually to fire a laser that reaches beyond the stars or connect them for a bipolar beam.

That meant firing a laser into the air above Heathrow as thousands of aircraft came into land.