Sentence examples for a wave length from inspiring English sources

Under those from the Commission he at first broadcasted on a wave length of 760 kilocycles with a power of 500 watts, and subsequently on a wave length of 1340 kilocycles with the same power, and was required to divide time with two other stations.

The operator gave the call letters RDYW, and the message, which was very weak, was sent on a wave length of about 9,000 kilocycles.

Following linear wave theory, this results in a wave length L of 96 m to 177 m for an average water depth d of 30 m and transitional conditions (0.05 < d/L < 0.5).

The greatest number of radiation injuries was probably due to the ultra-violet rays which have a wave length slightly shorter than visible light and which caused flash burn comparable to severe sunburn.

More interestingly, the high optical transmittance (∼88% at a wave length of 600 nm) of the composite was achieved by simply immersing it in water without adding any additive.

Rhamnolipids were detected at a wave length of 254 nm at 30 °C.

The concentrations of purified protein samples were determined using a Nanodrop 2000c from Thermo Scientific (Wilmington, DE, USA) with the micro volume pedestal and measurement at a wave-length of 280 nm.

The developed blue colour was then measured colouremetrically at a wave-length of 690 nm.

The sensitivity to the wave number of the thickness imperfections is studied with a focus on comparing a long wave length imperfection and a short wave length imperfection.

Peptides were eluted into the source following chromatography on a capillary HPLC CapLC system equipped with a dual wave length UV detector (Waters).

Future i-RS algorithms should try minimizing the inference of blood by changing to a new wave length such that it could potentially provide a more accurate estimation of the reflective signals and therefore differentiate ES from LF precisely.