Sentence examples for if beam from inspiring English sources

If Beam is successful, NASA will probably incorporate the technology into any manned mission to an asteroid or elsewhere in the solar system, or to build a base on the Moon or Mars.

However, classical theory is wrong, because if beam 3 is put through still another magnet C, with its magnetic field along x, the atoms divide equally into beams 5 and 6 instead of emerging as a single beam 5 (as they would if they had Sx = +ℏ/2).

If beam i is assigned to UE k allocating the PRB m, then the eNodeB will transmit at a rate r ikm in 12 subcarriers.

Thus if beam theory is appropriate for a given structural problem, the local elasticity fields can be explored by asymptotic methods and will have fairly general (problem independent) characteristics.

The holographic optical tweezers were generated by an IF laser beam (1053 nm) focused through a × 100 1.3 NA oil-immersion objective of an inverted microscope (from Nikon, Tokyo, Japan).

"Is it?" she asks dreamily, as if beaming in her answers from another galaxy.

The whole thing happens in eerie quiet, as if beamed live from another planet without an audio link.

"It's all about energy and creating solutions to uplift and energise people to communicate on a global scale," she replies as if beaming direct from a corporate presentation.

Leona, as if beamed through a Star Trek transporter, is now barely visible behind a charcoal vocal booth curtain, singing a song no one has mentioned, a soaring reverie over mournful piano and strings, called Blank Page.

It has been easy to characterise Heffernan as a bit-part player, the sort of figure who if beamed down with Capt James T Kirk at the beginning of a Star Trek episode would not last much longer than the opening titles.

They may also be seen directly if beamed towards us, giving the impression of an even more luminous object.