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Перевод: laser

[существительное]
лазер ; оптический квантовый генератор

Тезаурус:

1. Thatcher's great advantage is this laser sight which fixes in a very narrow, straight beam on one thing at a time."
2. A laser of moonrise stirred on Jay's pillow.
3. They used a different laser that produces shorter, more powerful pulses at a shorter wavelength, which let them generate third, fifth and seventh harmonics.
4. He described how the Japanese used a laser beam strategy within a poorly drafted law to penetrate the European market while protecting their own domestic market behind a dynastic organisational structure which only permitted import access when the dynasty deemed it politically expedient to do so.
5. But when they mixed the materials in a ratio of GaAu GaP, a single-crystal electrode achieved conversion efficiencies of 13 per cent in natural sunlight and a high 22 per cent with a helium-neon laser.
6. At the time she in fact owned and drove a one-year-old red Laser.
7. Paul Cook, professor of laser technology at Brunel and inventor of a laser system which detects causes of night blindness and other eye defects, recently formed and became president of the British Science and Technology Trust.
8. In laser surgery, CO 2 lasers (wavelength 10.6 ) are widely used because of the high absorption in water, and therefore in any soft tissue.
9. In a modification the laser layers are removed from the FET section before depositing the high resistivity layer.
10. Johnson had great difficulty finding a robot that could cope with the laser's accuracy.
11. In 1975, Madey and his coworkers amplified the output of a 10.6 CO 2 laser by using a helical wiggler injected by the electron beam of the Stanford superconducting linear accelerator.
12. Even Senator Malcolm Wallop, one of the staunchest advocates of laser battle stations, has said that they will not be the "ultimate" weapon.
13. If the laser light wanders off centre, the bomb uses its fins to change its direction and angle of fall until the light is once again centred.