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pencil beam

noun

  1. a cone-shaped radar beam.


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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of pencil beam1

First recorded in 1945–50
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“And this light,†he said, adjusting the angle of the pencil beam, “and that’s it.â€

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Dr Kavanagh explained: "We will have digital beam-forming and steering, which means in practice that we can generate multiple beams looking in multiple directions, so that we can cover a volume of the sky rather just look at what we like to call a pencil beam."

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A jimmy, a lockpick, glass cutters, screwdrivers, pencil- beam flashlights, false keys . . . and my small arsenal of guns.

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Astronomers need hundreds and thousands of such pencil beam observations towards different stars before such maps begin to make sense.

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They formed a slender pencil beam that hardly spread out at all.

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