lasers造句

Many lasers are pumped by light.

He later introduced lasers to facilitate embryonic implantation.

The lasers were real but the plan was fanciful.

But even shooting data with lasers over fiber-optic cables has its limits.

Those lasers produce one wavelength of light that doesn't stop unless the power is cut.

First drawn in 1951, Astroboy has rocket boots, lasers that shoot from his fingertips, and, uh, an ass cannon.

And this year, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory will attempt to create pure-fusion reactions with lasers at its National Ignition Facility.

The ring of secret nuclear power stations around the Arctic circle, attached to giant immersion heaters, remains undetected, as do the space-based lasers dissolving the world's glaciers.

The broad fluorescence spectrum of the organic dyes suggests a broad tunability range for lasers using them as the active material.

Over the years, everything from gas canons, pyrotechnics, lasers, ultrasound, stuffed owls and radio-controlled model aircraft have been tried to scare birds away from runways.

The use of lasers transmitting light pulses along fibre optic cables is on the verge of revolutionizing the distribution of information.

This experiment represents a point of unification between condensed matter research and the field of atomic science and lasers, and could influence areas such as data storage and medical diagnostics.

The $3.5bn National Ignition Facility (NIF) sits in a 10-storey building covering three football fields and will harness the power of lasers to turn tiny pellets of hydrogen into thermonuclear energy.

The resonance-based process is analogous to the electron-stimulation effect that occurs in free-electron lasers where a“ wiggler” magnet accelerates electrons so that they emit synchrotron radiation.