Примери за използване на Two beams на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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have one or two beams, they can be controlled from the surface by means of a control cabin.
Any angle formed by the intersection of two lines or of two beams from a single point.
The power stations need to provide two beams(blue and yellow)
Any image thus recorded can be retrieved simply by illuminating the film with a laser beam possessing the same angle as the original two beams.
This capability enables one phased array antenna module to form two beams simultaneously, doubling the number of users to be served at the same time
A tube with 17 miles in circumference with two beams of protons circulating in opposite directions then slamming together,
for the difference between the travel time of the two beams in the reference system related to the surface of the Earth.
The INTERACTION between these two beams creates patterns of light
because the path of the two beams is perfectly the same!
was supposed to place two beams and to release the bell and then suspend it.
If you build 1 bundle, it can be placed on top or back, and if you make two beams then it is better to fix them on the sides.
very high speeds basically in a circular motion and collide two beams that are moving in opposite directions.
is a veritable particle piñata: The massive underground machine accelerates two beams of protons to nearly the speed of light
says that if you have two beams, that you can have the bloom be in a certain area,
These two beams of gamma rays are the ultimate mega-flare.
The level of the adjacent two beams㎜ deviation shall not be greater than 1.
This creates two beams of pure energy blasting their way out of the black hole.
The two beams converge at one of the six detector sites positioned along the LHC.
A beam of light was split in half and the two beams were sent in opposite directions in an evacuated tube(vacuum conditions).
When the two beams of protons meet in a head-on collision, recreating the energy