Sentence examples for a wavelength from from inspiring English sources

Changing one path just half a wavelength from the other will shift the two out of phase, producing a dark spot.

A small aliquot was drawn from the reaction mixture and a spectrum was taken at a wavelength from 200 to 800 nm.

The synthesized nanoparticles indicated by UV-visible spectroscopy, were carried out in a Perkin-Elmer spectrophotometer (Branford, CT, USA) operating in a wavelength from 300 to 900 nm.

X-ray diffraction (XRD) was realized in a diffractometer Rigaku, model MiniFlex, with a wavelength from 1.54 Å corresponding kα cupper radiations.

However, the IPCE value of Ag2S/TNTs and Ag2S/CdS/TNTs via SILAR is lower than that of TNTs at a wavelength from 330 to 500 nm.

We can see that NWAs decorated with the two types of nanoparticles both have an obvious absorption enhancement at a wavelength from 700 to 900 nm.

In contrast to BLI, fluorescence imaging is not based on the production of photons by an enzymatic reaction; instead, a fluorescent compound (fluorophore) can be exited by photons of a certain wavelength from an external light source.

The radiation induced refractive index change was calculated from the Bragg wavelength shift and a wavelength shift from 850 to 1216 nm was demonstrated to be independent of dose rate for radiation doses greater than 2 kGy.

In a recent study we solved this dilemma by comparing the raw spectral signals, quantifiable by major inflection points on a wavelength scale, from different flowers whose pollinators were known from direct observation.

It is worth mentioning that the B parameter can be readily determined from the computation of the scattering coefficient at a wavelength different from λ0 using an additional model.

In most invertebrate photoreceptors the chromophore does not detach from opsin but is regenerated in situ, usually by the absorption of a photon with a wavelength different from the stimulating wavelength.