Anglais example sentences with "LASER"

Laser rays are used in the restoration of ancient works.
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And where are the aliens, the flying saucers, and the laser guns?
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Laser printers are generally less expensive to maintain than ink jet printers.
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In LASIK, a laser is used to adjust the surface of the cornea.
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My laser printer can also scan an image.
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The Russian goalkeeper was struck by a laser pointer.
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It's illegal to shine a laser pointer at an airplane.
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You should never aim a laser pointer at an airplane or helicopter.
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Tom went blind after looking at the laser inside his mouse for too long.
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Don't point the laser at my face!
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My laser printer only prints in black and white.
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My laser printer can only do black and white prints.
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My laser printer can only handle black and white.
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Laser printers are generally cheaper to maintain than inkjet printers.
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Laser surgery can fix some kinds of vision problems.
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This is a powerful laser.
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I'm checking for laser beam alarm triggers.
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The Laser Interferometer Space Antenna (LISA) is a space mission that will be able to detect gravitational waves.
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LISA will place three spacecraft in orbit around the Sun, tagging along behind Earth. The three spacecraft will be 5 million kilometers apart flying in a triangle formation. When a gravitational wave passes by, these ripples in space gently push the spacecraft around by the tiniest amount imaginable. But the super-super-super sensitive laser beams that connect the three spacecraft will allow this tiny movement to be measured.
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Tom has a laser printer.
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Fire a laser at him.
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So far, there have been five detections of gravitational waves, thanks to the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) and, more recently, the European Virgo gravitational-wave detector.
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Laser scans have revealed an ancient Mayan city hidden under the jungle.
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Sea level is primarily measured using tide stations and satellite laser altimeters.
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Don't stare into the mouse laser beam.
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The laser sight is pre-sighted from factory, but is user adjustable.
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The scientists used a laser.
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SuperCam fires a pulsed laser beam out of the rover's mast, or "head," to vaporize small portions of rock from a distance, providing information that will be essential to the mission's success.
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Using a laser beam will help researchers identify minerals that are beyond the reach of the rover's robotic arm or in areas too steep for the rover to go.
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This clinic is doing laser surgery.
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I bought a laser pointer for the presentation.

Satellites use radar and laser pulses to measure the height of the world's polar ice sheets and ice shelves.

Tom was using a laser pointer to play with his cat.

People with dark hair would benefit more from laser hair removal than electrolysis.

Can I get laser eye surgery on the NHS?

NASA released the first sounds of a laser zapping rocks on Mars.

The sun is a deadly laser.

The sun is a death laser.

Laser communications will revolutionize the way NASA sends and receives information to and from space.

With appropriate laser light, we can see individual atoms with the naked eye the way we see dust motes in a sunbeam.

NASA’s Laser Communications Relay Demonstration (LCRD) will use laser communications systems to transmit data from space to Earth.

LCRD leverages the power of laser communications, which uses infrared light rather than radio waves, to encode and transmit information to and from Earth.

Both radio waves and laser infrared light waves are forms of electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths at different points on the spectrum.

The infrared light used for laser communications differs from radio waves because it occurs at a much higher frequency, allowing engineers to pack more data into each transmission.

The addition of laser communications to spacecraft is similar to humanity’s use of high-speed internet with technologies like fiber optic networking: revolutionary.

This is, in part, due to the fiber optic connections sending laser light densely packed with data through plastic or glass cables, creating a faster user experience.

LCRD’s modems translate digital data into laser signals, which are then transmitted via encoded beams of light, invisible to the human eye, by the relay’s optical modules.

While laser communications can provide increased data transfer rates, atmospheric disturbances – such as clouds and turbulence – can interfere with laser signals as they travel through Earth’s atmosphere.

The Terabyte Infrared Delivery (TBIRD) CubeSat payload will demonstrate laser downlinks at 200 Gbps – a new record for laser communications data rates.

Science is a conspiracy manufactured by the space laser people to manipulate us.

Do you have a laser?

Lopotko said the light beam used by this rapid, non-invasive technology is less powerful than the familiar laser pointer and has been shown to be safe in volunteers.

Inside the plane, half a dozen scientists are fine-tuning 10 kinds of weather sensors, including microwave and laser. They stay on board, monitoring their instruments, as pilots fly over pre-selected snowy mountains, and high, snowy mesas. They’re seeking accurate snow measurements, even when craggy peaks mean snow is at different levels in the peaks and the valleys. Even when trees and forests hide the snow.

Avoid laser beams if you don't want to die.

Its payload is practically symbolic: a 100-kilogram satellite with a projected one-year life span containing an experimental oscillator that emits ultra short laser pulses.

The Republicans' narrow majority in the House is seemingly laser-focused on shielding those involved in the fascist coup attempt of January 6, 2020.

Laser is currently operating! Use extreme caution!

The cat chased the laser.

Karl was building a laser for the government.

Tom shot a laser at John.

Tom shot John with his laser gun.

Tom zapped John with a laser.

The Polyus spacecraft has a laser.

In the United States alone, experts say more than $5 billion is spent every year to correct myopia with prescription eyeglasses, contact lenses or laser eye surgery.

Flavio finally convinced Rima to use the laser gun.

Lorenzo gave Melissa's son a laser pointer toy.

Martino fired the laser beam right into the sky.

Martino used the laser gun and burn a massive home into the alien’s belly.

Carlos's birthday was celebrated with a game of laser tag.

Gustavo activated the laser by accident.

The doctor may advise cautery, a method that burns the blood vessel with electric current, silver nitrate or a laser.

The soldiers pointed laser weapons at Yuri.

I had laser hair removal.

It's said they started a fire in Hawaii with a laser.

The scientists used different kinds of atoms in their experiments. The American team used laser beams to teleport the properties of an atom of beryllium, a kind of metal. The team in Austria used a calcium atom. All the atoms were ions. This means they had an electric charge.

Once the drug is injected into patients, the laser light activates the bacterium's photosynthesis, which in turn releases the harmful oxygen molecules, targeting cancer cells for destruction where the laser is pointed.

Their newly developed device is centered on a microscopically small lever that vibrates in the presence of bacterial activity. A laser focused on the lever reads the vibration and then translates it into electrical signals that can be easily read. If there’s no signal, according to the researchers, that means there’s no bacteria. The entire test only takes minutes.

The vibrations the tiny lever produces are also incredibly small, oscillating at approximately one millionth of a millimeter. So to measure these microscopic vibrations, a laser is projected onto the lever and the light that’s reflected back is converted into an electrical signal that is then interpreted by a clinician.

The 2018 Nobel Prize for Physics has been awarded to Arthur Ashkin of the United States, France's Gerard Mourou and Donna Strickland of Canada for their "groundbreaking inventions in the field of laser physics."

Experts say no company has put barcode technology to better use than Wal-Mart, based in Bentonville, Arkansas. By nineteen eighty-eight, all Wal-Mart stores used laser bar code scanners. Highly detailed records on its products, and how they were selling, helped Wal-Mart keep costs down. Today, Wal-Mart is the world’s biggest corporation.

Lasers have made measurement an exact science. Astronomers have used lasers to measure the moon’s distance from Earth to within a few centimeters. Mappers and builders use laser technology every day. For example, drawing a perfectly level straight line on a construction site is easy using a laser.

The physics of the laser may be complex. Still, it is just a story of how electrons interact with light. When a light particle, or photon, hits an electron, the electron jumps to a higher energy state. If another photon strikes one of these high-energy electrons, the electron releases two photons that travel together at the same wavelength. When this process is repeated enough, lots of organized, or coherent, photons are produced.

A laser fires a light beam. Before the laser, scientists developed a similar device: a maser which stands for Microwave Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. A maser is basically a microwave version of the laser. Microwaves are a form of electromagnetic radiation similar to, but shorter than, radio waves. The best-known use of masers is in highly accurate clocks.

In a recent real-world test of the technique, scientists used arrays of laser sensors to exchange data with a NASA spacecraft orbiting the moon at a rate six times faster than the best radio communications available. Researchers say the laser-based system weighs half as much as comparable radio devices and uses 25 percent less power.

The laser has since revolutionized the fields of defense, telecommunications, medicine and consumer electronics.

The physicists believe the technology could have a range of applications in small devices, including hair removal, laser printing, night-time surveillance and the illumination of delicate surgery inside the body.

At the Oregon Medical Laser Center in the western city of Portland, a team of scientists is working on building tissue from proteins found in the human body. Led by cardiologist Kenton Gregory, the researchers are creating biocompatible tissues made of a substance called elastin, a protein that is produced naturally in the body.

The laser cow in WHAT THE CAR? is both hilarious and terrifying!