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laser beam
noun
- a beam of radiation produced from a laser, used in surgery, communications, weapons systems, printing, recording and various industrial processes.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of laser beam1
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Example Sentences
Byron Leftwich, a freshman wide receiver hopeful, rifled another laser beam.
A tweet can get from New York to Tokyo in less than a fifth of a second, but an even faster laser beam traveling at nature’s top speed takes more than a second to reach the moon.
As a result, the distances traveled by the laser beams would change, and the waves would fail to cancel each other out.
The researchers used a laser beam as their barrier and turned on a magnetic field inside it.
Each craft was armed with essentially a laser beam that simulated the use of machine guns.
Second, focus like a laser beam on the struggling Middle Class again.
Al Qaeda has been focused like a laser beam on Pakistan for the last decade.
That's why Clinton promised he was going to "focus on the economy like a laser beam."
A laser-beam communication system was installed, so that Sol could keep in contact with the ship all the way to Centaurus.
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