Beam
111beam rider — beam rider, a guided missile which follows an electronic beam …
112beam tetrode — beam tetrode, British. a beam power tube …
113beam transmission — beam transmission, transmission of radio signals reflected into a beam for direction to a particular destination or destinations …
114beam valve — beam valve, British. a beam power tube …
115beam-pow|er tube — «BEEM POW uhr», a kind of vacuum tube for increasing power, in which the electrons flowing to the anode (plate) are focused into a beam which causes secondary electrons to be turned back …
116beam-split|ter — «BEEM SPLIHT uhr», noun. 1. a) a prismatic device on a camera lens which separates light into the three primary colors. b) a camera equipped with such a device, used for color photography. 2. a device which breaks up a beam of light as it emerges …
117beam´ing|ly — beam|ing «BEE mihng», adjective. 1. shining; bright. SYNONYM(S): gleaming, luminous. 2. looking or smiling brightly; cheerful. SYNONYM(S): radiant. –beam´ing|ly, adverb …
118beam|ing — «BEE mihng», adjective. 1. shining; bright. SYNONYM(S): gleaming, luminous. 2. looking or smiling brightly; cheerful. SYNONYM(S): radiant. –beam´ing|ly, adverb …
119beam|width — «BEEM WIHDTH, WIHTTH», noun. the angular width of a radio or radar beam …
120Beam Approach Beacon System — (or BABS) is an automatic RADAR landing system developed in the early 1940 s.It is a responder (or transponder) mounted in a Hillman van and placed at the end of the runway. In some cases fixed sites were installed and by the mid 1950 s Standard… …
