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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.
Word History and Origins
Origin of laser beam1
Example Sentences
During the team's experiment, researchers shined a laser beam into the pupil of one eye of each participant.
This year, though, that laser beam of glamour instead highlighted two technical categories, with the performers of each nominated film paying rapturous homage to below-the-liners who make them look good.
In an alternate, abandoned Tokyo, stranded people must compete in dangerous games – with the difficulty level represented by playing cards – or else immediately be eliminated by a laser beam from the sky.
The laser beam was split into two beams, each serving distinct roles.
Laser powder bed fusion uses a high-energy laser beam to melt and fuse thin layers of metal powder, constructing a part layer by layer from the bottom up.
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