Sentence examples for laser down from inspiring English sources
Cabrera, who had a tree adventure at 10 earlier today, sent laser down the fairway, determined not to spend any more time among tree branches.
With a forehand laser down the line, Nadal broke for a 2-0 lead in the second set, the fourth time Nadal has broken Ferrer in seven return games.
Much of the work in this field is now being done by the American navy, mainly because ships make excellent platforms for laser weapons: there is usually plenty of space and oodles of power available, along with lots of water for cooling the laser down.
Birdlike demons dart around and shoot clusters of lasers down toward you at the bottom of the screen.
Just as radar measures the time it takes a radio signal to reach and bounce off its target, lidar sends a pulse of laser light down to earth and measures the time it takes to bounce back, keeping track of its location through a Global Positioning System.
That's exactly what LiDAR allowed them to do: By sending pulses of laser light down from an airplane, the team soon had a map of the Jemez province, sans trees.
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The first such system to be installed on an active ship, the USS Ponce in the Persian Gulf, video of firing tests released by the military show the laser taking down two unmanned ships and a drone.
The polycarbonate bottom layer of the disk acts as a lens, which focuses a larger patch of laser light down to a smaller size needed to see the track on the data layer.
Pushed aside by the compact digital disc, the flow of new lasers is down to a trickle.
Powerful lasers shine down each arm, and inside each branch is a set of mirrors arranged so that when the light is reflected back, the peaks of one wave are in step with the troughs of the other, cancelling each other out (hence the name "interferometer").
