Sentence examples for need for a laser from inspiring English sources

The appointment of a new chief executive, the firm continued, would "address the historical lack of attention and oversight at the board level, and the need for a laser beam focus by management on RIM's business rather than distractions such as a professional hockey team".

When the US First Marine Expeditionary Force in Iraq was asked in 2006 what kind of robotic support it needed, they said they had an "urgent operational need" for a laser mounted on to an unmanned drone that could cause "instantaneous burst-combustion of insurgent clothing, a rapid death through violent trauma, and more probably a morbid combination of both".

eventually eliminate the need for a laser.

eliminate the need for a laser.

And despite the double layers, there is no need for a laser-disc-like "flip out" moment, because both recording layers are on the same side of the disc.

To realize the cost-effective PON, remodulation scheme is used, in which the downstream optical signal is reused as a carrier for the upstream transmission as it eliminates the need for an extra laser source at optical network units.

Hideo Miyahara, a computer scientist at Osaka University in Japan and chair of the communication prize selection committee, said that Suematsu, an engineer, worked out everything from the basic theory to the specifications of the ideal light source to the materials needed for a semiconductor laser exquisitely tuned for an optical fiber communications system.

The average follow-up was 5 years, and the end point was the need for laser treatment (a tertiary end point of the main study).

The main aim of this randomized controlled trial was to assess whether long-term lipid-lowering therapy using fenofibrate (a PPAR-α agonist) could reduce the need for laser treatment in a large cohort (n = 9,795) of type 2 diabetic patients.

In the field of lidar system design, there is a need for laser scanners that offer fast linear scanning, are small size and have small a rotational inertia moment.

The fully integrated cantilever comprises a thermal actuator for cantilever deflection and a Wheatstone bridge to sense cantilever bending, thus obviating the need for cumbersome laser detection and external piezoelectric drives.