0 past simple and past participle of beam
2 to send out a beam of light, an electrical or radio signal, etc.:
At a point well beyond the solar system when considering missions to interstellar space, beamed core becomes superior.
These regions are also associated with energetic electrons accelerated within the planetary magnetospheres and beamed along the magnetic field to form the aurora.
As far as the propagation of the idea of the posthuman is concerned, however, it was the sway of cinema that beamed the broadcast far further.
Useful information was beamed back to earth.
The region involved in this process had dimensions comparable to the laser focal spot, which suggests a beamed propagation of the electrons instead of a more isotropic one.
Maria beamed with each mention of her daughter and g randdaughter, and spoke with joy of the several times she had been able to travel to their house.
For example, transmissions would have to beamed in different directions, at some extra cost.
I turn now to the controls we have on the unacceptable material beamed in from other countries.
