Sentence examples for In wavelength of from inspiring English sources
Changes in wavelength of this light caused by water vapor or oxygen absorption should help conservators monitor the gaseous environment inside the encasements, said Andrew Freedman, who helped develop the system for Aerodyne.
(Doppler shift is the observed change in wavelength of the radiation from a source that results from the relative motion of the latter along the line of sight).
By measuring the displacement in wavelength of the spectral lines with respect to their laboratory counterparts and assuming the displacement to arise from the Doppler effect, they could deduce the velocity of recession (or approach).
In 1922 the American physicist Arthur Compton measured the change in wavelength of X rays after they interacted with free electrons, and he showed that the change could be calculated by treating X rays as made of photons.
Compton effect, increase in wavelength of X-rays and other energetic electromagnetic radiations that have been elastically scattered by electrons; it is a principal way in which radiant energy is absorbed in matter.
The wavelength discrimination method utilizes the difference in wavelength of stacked scintillators and requires a color sensitive photodetector.
But the enhanced instruments aboard NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope are breaching that barrier in a critical way: by detecting extremely subtle differences in wavelengths of infrared light, enough to isolate the nature and quantities of simple organic molecules.
In the magnetosphere, these waves represent a range in wavelength scale of a factor of ≈1000.
Because refractive index of CTAB (1.4 [28]) is larger than of sodium citrate (1.3 [29]), there is not any remarkable red shift in resonance wavelength of particles in sodium citrate.
The differential output in wavelength shifts of the two FBGs nullifies the temperature effect and hence offers temperature compensation.
The cover is semi transparent in the wavelength of solar radiation and opaque in the wavelength of thermal radiation.
