beam of light in English
shaft of light, ray of light
Use "beam of light" in a sentence
1. “A Beam of Light in a Dark Age”
2. The torch sends out a powerful beam of light.
3. The sun's gravitation was bending the beam of light.
4. A single beam of light radiated from the lighthouse.
5. This was a beam of light in a dark age.”
6. A Collimator is a device that narrows a beam of light
7. The beacon sends out a beam of light every thirty seconds. Sentencedict.com
8. Long range laser scanning by sending out a pulse that's a laser beam of light.
9. When a beam of light is passed through a Colloid then the path of the light becomes visible
10. Beacons also shoot a beam of light up into the sky that can help with navigating the world when active.
11. An achromatic scanning system (25) subjects an incoming beam of light to reflection off four successive mirrors (35a, 42a, 42b, 35b).
12. A device to compensate for asymmetrical aberrations in a beam of light includes at least one dual compensator positioned on the beam path.
13. In the morning, the sunlight will shine down on the first magnifying glass, focusing a beam of light on the shot glass underneath.
14. A coherent beam of light (e.g. from a laser), with a known frequency (f), is split to follow two paths and then recombined.
15. DESCRIPTION A special, exclusively formulated concrete plays the starring role in the Aplomb lamps, a model that combines sophistication with texture to cast a concentrated beam of light downwards.
16. The photo was created using the centuries-old principle of" camera obscura" after a gumball-size hole was opened in the hangar's wall, allowing a tiny beam of light to enter.
17. beam verb (SEND OUT) [ I or T ] to send out a beam of light, an electrical or radio signal, etc.: The sun Beamed (= shone brightly) down on the boat as it drifted along.
18. A Cuvette is a piece of laboratory vial that is used to hold samples solutions for spectroscopic analysis, where a beam of light is passed through the sample within the Cuvette to measure the absorbance, transmittance, fluorescence intensity, fluorescence polarization, or fluorescence lifetime of the sample.
19. Some authors equate the term n • sin (ob) with the numerical aperture of illumination, but this is misleading because the equation is not intended to signify a full cone of light emanating from all azimuths, but is restricted to a beam of light produced by Anaxial illumination from a single azimuth.
20. Biaxal Sentence Examples In Biot's earlier experiments the beam of light employed was nearly parallel: the phenomena of rings and brushes that are seen with a conical pencil of light were discovered by Sir David Brewster in the case of uniaxal crystals in 1813 and in that of Biaxal crystals in 1815.
21. These eternal Contenders “are the original patrons of play, and their games are the games now played by men.” ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 14, SLICE 4 VARIOUS Soon Zerexi lay quiet, and a violet beam of light flared from a torch at the ringside, bathing both Contenders. SPACEHOUNDS OF IPC EDWARD ELMER SMITH
22. What Is a Fiber Collimator (Optical Collimators) Fiber-optic focusing and collimation assemblies, together known as optical fiber Collimators (450nm 460nm 630nm 632nm 650nm 780nm 850nm 980nm 1064nm 1310nm 1550nm 2000nm), are used to launch a beam of light from an optical fiber into free space and then to capture that light and refocus it into the same or another fiber.
23. Amicus curiae, a legal Latin phrase translated to "friend of the court"; Amici Principis, another term for cohors amicorum, "cohort of friends"; Amici (crater), on the Moon Amici Forever, a band; Amici prism, a type of compound dispersive prism used in spectrometers; Amici roof prism, a type of reflecting prism used to deviate a beam of light by 90° while simultaneously