Maser in a sentence

Melee combat has been amped up with enhanced moves such as the drop kick, whilst the new Maser Gun pacifies enemies with electricity.

As MASER takes bold strides into uncharted territory under Prateek Suri’s leadership, it not only seeks to reshape the mining industry but also sets a precedent for the seamless integration of technology across diverse sectors.

It is a modern Maser and, even with its small capacity and mild-hybrid drivetrain, it’s a fun, trendy new product on the local market.

Lancaster County Sheriff Chief Deputy Ben Houchin said at a press conference on Monday that Glantz’s body was then transported to the Butherus-Maser & Love Funeral Home to prepare her for her funeral.

Approved Carl Maser to the Meeker Lodging Tax Board.

Josh Maser collects first game winning goal of the campaign with 20 ticks left in open play and extends point streak to 5, new season best.

Maser’s viewing will take place Friday from noon to 2:30 p.m. at Woods Funeral Home, 963 S. Ammon Road.

Third, teacher training is usually delivered through a three-level cascade of a maser trainer, trainer and then the teacher.

Cougars forward Josh Maser begins serving his four-game suspension for slew-footing Giants forward Justin Sourdif in the Cats 3-2 () loss to Vancouver.

Johnson previously worked as an assistant deputy borough engineer in Roselle and for Maser Consulting, an engineering firm based in Monmouth County.

The British team has now created a maser that doesn’t require super-cold temperatures, using nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamonds.

World's first continuous room-temperature maser open door to new applicationsYou must love science.

A precursor of the maser was a hydrogen device built and tested by the physicists Theodor V. Ionescu and Vasile Mihu in 1946.

Concept Each satellite will have two rubidium atomic clocks and two passive hydrogen maser atomic clocks, critical to any satellite-navigation system, and a number of other components.

During the early 1960s, the Jet Propulsion Laboratory developed a maser to provide ultra-low-noise amplification of S-band microwave signals received from deep space probes.

For this reason Charles Townes suggested replacing "microwave" with the word "molecular" as the first word in the acronym maser.

In 1962 the red helium–neon laser was invented, A.D. White and J.D. Rigden, "Continuous Gas Maser Operation in the Visible".

Most of these terms never caught on, however, and all have now become (apart from in science fiction) obsolete except for maser and laser.

Other methods of creating a population inversion Stimulated emission was first observed in the microwave region of the electromagnetic spectrum, giving rise to the acronym MASER for Microwave Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation.

Proposed systems Lightcraft main A lightcraft is a vehicle currently under development that uses an external pulsed source of laser or maser energy to provide power for producing thrust.