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Beam combining
| Glossary Of Laser Terminology |
A class of techniques for power scaling of laser sources by combining the outputs of multiple devices
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Beam, английский
- Poutre;balancier
- Structural member, other than a triangulated frame, which supports load primarily by its internal resistance to bending.
- A structural member transversely supporting a load. a structural member carrying building loads (weight) from one support to another. sometimes called a "girder".
- The maximum breadth or the greatest width of a ship
- The width of a vessel at the widest point, or a point alongside the ship at the midpoint of its length.
- The width of a ship. also called breadth.
- A collection of rays that may be parallel, convergent, or divergent.
- A structural member supporting a load applied transversely
- A group of parallel rays of light.
- Луч, брус, ширина судна, шток якоря
- A steel , within an elevator machinery room, which is beneath and supports elevator equipment; usually directly over the elevator hoistway (shaft).
- A frame fitted above a bed to which a leg in plaster can be attached. pearson bed
- Траверз судна - линия, перпендикулярная диаметральной плоскости суда
- Ширина судна
- The width of a boat at its widest point.
- Бимс, ширина, траверз
- A long double stratum of murky clouds generally observed over the surface of the mediterranean previous to a violent storm or an earthquake. the french call it trave.
- (see abeam.)—before the beam is an arc of the horizon, comprehended between a line that crosses the ship`s length at right angles and some object at a distance before it; or between the line of the beam and that point of the compass which she stems. on the weather or lee beam is in a direction to windward or leeward at right angles with the keel.
- [1] a ship’s width at its widest point. [2] a
- The widest distance across a boat from the outside skin on one side to the outside skin on the other.
- A transverse structural member that stiffens and supports a portion of the deck.
- The widest part of a boat.
- A cylinder of wood or metal, usually with a circular flange on each end, on which warp yarns are wound for slashing, weaving, and warp knitting.
- The boat`s width at its widest point.
- Trawl a conical-shaped net held open by a horizontal beam; at each end of the beam are iron frameworks that hold the net open in a vertical direction.
- A directed flow of energy into space or matter.
- Defined stream of radiation particles all traveling in parallel paths.
- Определенный поток радиационных частиц, движущихся по параллельным путям.
- In radiographic testing, defined stream of radiation particles in which stream all particles are traveling in parallel paths.
Beam, английский
Beam, английский
The greatest width of the boat.
Beam, английский
The widest dimension of a boat`s hull.
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Beam, английский
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Beam, английский
Beam, английский
Beam, английский
Beam (resting) on elastic base, английский
Beam (resting) on elastic supports, английский
Beam -, английский
- Закладной короб для образования в стене гнезда [ниши] (для опи- рания конца балки)
- Опалубка балки; форма для сборной бетонной балки bid ~ форма [готовый бланк] заявки на подряд
- Полка балки beam ~s out-of-square перекос полок стальных (прокатных) балок
Beam - and - girder floor, английский
Beam action, английский
Beam addressing, английский
Электронно-лучевая адресация
Beam anchor., английский
Beam angle, английский
If you`re into reading light-performance data, beam angle is the point at which the intensity of a source drops to 50% of maximum (center reading) measured in degrees of the full angle. simply: how wide?
Beam angle (rt), английский
The smallest angle between the central axis of the radiation beam and the plane of the radiographic film.
Beam attenuator, английский
Beam axis, central ray, английский
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Effective nonlinear coefficient, английский
A coefficient for quantifying the strength of a nonlinear interaction
Coherent beam combining, английский
A class of methods for beam combining, requiring mutual coherence of the combined beams
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