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a. Of or pertaining to the use of ''lasers on very small scales''. n. A microscopic laser, typically a few microns in size.
Usage examples of "microlaser".
We can send messages by beaming a gamma frequency microlaser into a microscopic black-hole toroid that can be generated in equipment capable of operating on planetary surfaces without undesirable side effects.
AH Holtzman Field Effects can he forced back into their point-source status either by discontinuing tile maintenance power, in which case the microlasers must reengage instantly or the point-source will wander and be lost, or by overloading the field, which requires an enormous amount of electrical energy to be grounded into the effect.
The construction of a Laser Pen consists of three pairs of microlasers emitting coherent radio waves with a wavelength or approximately one light-second.
To stop was to die, and while death was welcome, most of the slaves preferred to wait and endure, knowing that there were far better ways to end this hell than to submit to the hot blades and microlasers of the Harvesters.
At the same time that the microlasers disengage, the field's power is turned on, and electrical power is fed into the field from whatever power source is providing die necessary energy for the effect's maintenance.