Enterprise Tractor Beam Emitter (Bridge/Engineering Projector)

The miniature tractor beam is activated by Lieutenant Yar on Captain Picard's command, enveloping the Tarellian plague ship to halt its forward movement, serving as a non-lethal containment measure to prevent potential contamination of Haven while aligning with Starfleet's ethical standards.

The miniature tractor beam is readied and activated by Lieutenant Yar on Captain Picard's command; it physically halts the Tarellian ship's forward movement, enforcing quarantine and preventing potential contamination of Haven, serving as both a technological barrier and symbolic assertion of control.

The miniature tractor beam is activated by Lieutenant Yar under Captain Picard’s command to physically halt the movement of the Tarellian ship in orbit, serving both as a containment device and a tactical lever to force communication and prevent contamination of the planet Haven.

The Miniature Tractor Beam immobilizes the Tarellian plague ship in orbit around Haven, preventing its landing and enforcing a quarantine that sets the stage for the tense diplomatic exchange.

The Miniature Tractor Beam is actively employed by the Enterprise to immobilize the Tarellian plague ship in orbit, effectively quarantining it and preventing any unauthorized landing that could spread the infection to Haven, serving as both a technological barrier and a symbol of moral containment.

The tractor beam actively restrains the Tarellian ship, maintaining it in orbit above Haven. It indirectly catalyzes Wyatt’s unauthorized transport attempt by preventing the ship from landing, increasing tension and urgency.

The tractor beam is referenced indirectly as the Tarellian ship struggles against it while Wyatt beams aboard. It functions as the technological barrier preventing unauthorized landing but unable to stop the transport. The beam’s presence heightens the tension of unauthorized access and quarantine enforcement.

The tractor beam restrains the Tarellian ship, creating the physical constraint that necessitates Wyatt’s singular transport and frames his arrival as a breach of protocol underscoring urgency and risk.

The miniature tractor beam aboard the USS Enterprise is actively engaged to tow the derelict Stargazer, maintaining a careful physical link between the two vessels. This technology creates a tangible bridge between past trauma and present reality, holding the ghost ship in place while the crew confronts the emerging psychological and tactical crises.

The Miniature Tractor Beam currently restrains the derelict Stargazer near the Enterprise. Under Picard’s order, Riker prepares to release the beam, allowing the Stargazer to drift on its inertia, symbolizing a renewed tactical gambit.

The Miniature Tractor Beam is the tactical device physically restraining the Stargazer; Picard orders Riker to release it despite concerns, setting a strategic maneuver into motion that reflects Picard's conflicted command decisions amid crisis.

The miniature tractor beam, which physically restrains the Stargazer, is the tactical device that Picard orders to be released, symbolizing a strategic shift and raising questions about his mental state and command decisions.

The miniature tractor beam aboard the USS Enterprise, previously exerting a visible energy tether holding the derelict Stargazer in place, begins to flicker and then suddenly vanishes. This loss severs the Enterprise’s physical containment of the Stargazer, underscoring the unexpected and mysterious forces at work beyond technological control.

The miniature tractor beam is proposed by Data as the key tactical tool, newly tasked to lock onto trace gases compressed by the Picard Maneuver, enabling the Enterprise to seize the moving Stargazer instead of attacking directly, representing a shift in defensive strategy.

The miniature tractor beam is proposed by Data as a targeting mechanism to lock the Stargazer in place using the compressed trace gases as anchor points, transforming it from a mere defensive tool into the linchpin of a desperate tactical innovation.

The miniature tractor beam is central to the newly devised plan; Data proposes using it to seize the Stargazer after locating the ship via compressed trace gases, shifting its role from a defensive tool to a tactical capture device.

The miniature tractor beam, though not physically activated yet, becomes the focal tactical tool proposed by Data to seize the Stargazer by locking onto trace gas compression, representing a novel non-destructive countermeasure to the Picard Maneuver.

The force-beam tether is deployed immediately following the tractor beam lock, forming a visible energy restraint that further immobilizes the Stargazer. It represents an escalation in the defensive measures taken by the Enterprise, aimed at countering the Stargazer's erratic warp displacement and aggressive resistance.

The miniature tractor beam is proposed as a potential method to stabilize or retrieve the shuttle from its uncontrolled descent, though limitations in range prevent a positive lock, highlighting technological constraints.

The miniature tractor beam is activated aboard the Enterprise to attempt towing the freighter Sanction out of its decaying orbit, but intense solar flare interference disrupts and prevents a stable lock, underscoring the technological limitations imposed by the hazardous environment.

The miniature tractor beam aboard the Enterprise bridge is central to the rescue attempt, as Tasha Yar tries repeatedly to lock onto the freighter Sanction to pull it out of its decaying orbit. Solar flare interference causes the beam to malfunction, rendering it ineffective and escalating the crisis.

The miniature tractor beam is activated from the Enterprise bridge as an attempt to secure and tow the freighter Sanction out of its decaying orbit. However, solar flare interference compromises the beam's stability, causing it to malfunction and preventing a successful lock-on, exacerbating the urgency of the rescue.

The tractor beam is proposed by Worf as the immediate tactical tool to alter the satellite's trajectory; it operates as the tangible, interventionist option that Riker resists, thereby crystallizing the conflict between rescue and restraint.

The miniature tractor beam is verbally proposed by Worf as the technical means to attach and alter the satellite's heading; it functions narratively as the plausible tool to convert debate into action and is assigned to be used off‑bridge.

The bridge‑mounted tractor projector fires a tether to intercept the tumbling shuttle, arrests its violent rotation and stabilizes it for retrieval. Functionally it converts a visual mystery into a physically contained object, enabling safe boarding and medical access.

The bridge-mounted tractor projector fires a precision tether that intercepts the tumbling shuttle, arrests its spin, and secures it to the Enterprise. Functionally it transforms an unbounded hazard into a captive asset for engineering and medical teams.

The bridge‑mounted Enterprise Tractor Beam projects a faint energy tether outward, locks onto the two‑meter Class‑Eight probe while both objects move at warp nine, and holds it perfectly abeam to create a stable geometry for the transporter to lock.

The bridge-mounted Enterprise tractor projector reaches out at Picard's command, secures the probe alongside the ship at warp, and holds it steady long enough for the focused transporter to obtain a lock. Functionally, it converts relative motion into a stable platform for beam acquisition.

The bridge tactical tractor projector throws a directed tether to seize the two‑meter Class‑Eight probe at warp. It physically restrains and stabilizes the probe so the transporter can lock on, functioning as the critical enabling tool for the at‑warp retrieval.

The Enterprise Tractor Beam projects outward from the tactical console to physically snare the two‑meter Class‑Eight probe at warp. It functions as the stabilizing anchor that allows the transporter to obtain a usable lock while both vessels remain at warp speed.

The bridge-mounted tractor beam had briefly held the transport vessel; it disengaged as the vessel accelerated. Functionally it was the initial restraint that the escapee used and then broke/escaped from, demonstrating the transport's maneuver and forcing tactical responses.

The bridge-mounted tractor projector initially held the small transport; its disengagement is reported by Data at the moment the vessel feints a suicide run. The tractor's release allows the transport to reorient and collide with the ship's shields, triggering the subsequent containment sequence.

The bridge-mounted tractor projector initially held the small transport craft in its beam, signaling control; Data reports the tractor beam then disengaged as the ship's shields automatically activated and the transport was freed, turning the restraint into a failed containment used by the fugitive as part of a diversion.

A specific bridge/engineering tractor-beam emitter module bears the brunt of diverted power; its LEDs flicker and diagnostics warn the crew that continued use will burn out the emitter, making it the single-point failure for the entire salvage gambit.

The bridge/engineering tractor-beam emitter is singled out by diagnostics as being beyond its thermal limit; its circuitry and cooling are being pushed to burnout while it supports the high-energy tether to the moon, making it the single most vulnerable hardware element in the maneuver.