"They're on a different wavelength," a Reagan aide commented today.
At every moment, the imagination puts them on a different wavelength….
This might be achieved through stacking sheets of MetaFlex, each tuned to a different wavelength.
By using a different wavelength of light, it is also possible to erase the pattern effect.
Shining a different wavelength of light could change the photoswitch back to its matching structure.
Each probe fluoresces at a different wavelength, so it's possible to look for many different kinds of activities at once.
"If you don't think health care is a human right, then we're just on a different wavelength," Luce retorted.
In 1944, the group was switched to a different wavelength so that domestic audiences could hear them as well.
But Islamic ornament operates on a different wavelength, one attuned to — though by no means restricted to — circulation as direction, stasis as purpose.
In truth, Martin, who is the keynote speaker at the Guardian's Public Services Summit next month, seems ideologically on a different wavelength from many British Conservatives.
"Every molecule — carbon, methane — has a different frequency, and every molecule is absorbed at a different wavelength," Mr. Rella said.
