Sentence examples for the beam from from inspiring English sources

Riding the beam from a powerful laser, a sail could even make the journey to another star system in 100 years, that is to say, a human lifespan.

The repair work is expected to take two days unless engineers have to remove the beam from the cargo bay to reach the faulty line.

I liked the idea of a confusion between a light to guide you home and what the beam from a lighthouse signifies.

01557 840226, mossyard.co.uk, pitches from £13 Yarrowman Nash Point, South Glamorgan A carefully positioned tent at Nash Point will be flicked by the beam from the lighthouse every 10 seconds.

To keep the beam from coming to rest atop one of the three front windows, the builders put two bends in it, an eccentricity that lends character to the loft.

The name comes from the exceedingly regularly pulsed radiation that propagates into space in a narrow beam that sweeps past the observer similarly to the beam from a lighthouse.

They have been used to produce a straight line of light in space for aligning machines and shafting, but since about 1965 the beam from a gas laser has generally been used instead.

A simple phenomenon, rays striking the atmosphere, no more mysterious than the beam from a flashlight — yet the lights convey a sense of being at the very edge of the world and looking out at the endless, empty universe through which we are all careening.

This produced a narrow, tightly focused atomic beam--as well defined as the beam from a laser pointer.

Angle between the beam from the sun and the vertical on the tilted plane.

Transmission telescope: The onboard emitting telescope is used to focus the beam from the two sources.