lase (l z)v. To cut, divide, or dissolve a substance with a laser. |
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A 10-year lase, for 3,993 s/f at 115 Broad Hollow Rd. However, M1A1s can't lase with the multiple integrated laser engagement system (MILES) installed, forcing crews to operate in a, degraded mode. When compared at similar shrinkage, 1X40 DSP fiber has 50% higher LASE than 1W70 but still has lower LASE than dry rayon. |
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