Sentence examples for parallel to the beam from inspiring English sources
These selectors are often made of slotted disks or cylinders spinning rapidly on an axis parallel to the beam.
A low murmur began to build in the crowd as Biles revolved two and a half times on one foot, her other leg stretched parallel to the beam, then flipped while twisting a hundred and eighty degrees, all on a plank narrower than a standard American curb.
From the Doppler shift of the backscattered sound, the component of water velocity parallel to the beam can be determined to a range of 1,400 metres from the transmitter with a precision of one centimetre per 0.1 second (one centimetre = 0.394 inch).
As an innovation, the detector was positioned inside the cylindrical phantom parallel to the beam axis.
The stiffest design has the maximum possible amount of fibres in parallel to the beam.
With the field parallel to the beam axis, the beams were straight and short.
The transversal direction (Fig. 2) is parallel to the beams (x-axis) and the longitudinal direction (Fig. 2) parallel to the girders (z-axis).
From the push pulses originate shear waves (dashed horizontal lines) propagating perpendicular to the main US beam, which are sampled by tracking beams (arrows) parallel to the main beam.
Together with the push pulses, low-intensity tracking US beams are continuously emitted parallel to the main beam in order to monitor the tissue displacement.
The coupled NP film LSPR, and hence the precise NP film separation distance, can be probed directly by T-LSPR measurements as long as the sample is placed at an angle relative to the illumination beam such that the NP film axis is not parallel to the illumination beam and some degree of p-polarization is achieved.
For static mode, (a) the droplet image on the sample before ion beam treatment, (b) the droplet image taken parallel to the ion beam-irradiated direction after ion beam treatment, and (c) the droplet image taken perpendicular to the ion beam-irradiated direction after ion beam treatment.
