The phrase "absorption depth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or materials science, particularly when discussing how deeply a material can absorb light or other forms of energy.
Example: "The absorption depth of the material determines how effective it is at filtering out certain wavelengths of light."
Alternatives: "penetration depth" or "absorption thickness".
The absorption depth at the threshold.
The effect of laser pulse energy absorption depth is studied.
The effects of laser pulse energy absorption depth and reference temperature have been studied.
These materials tend to have poor electrical transport properties and exhibit carrier diffusion lengths which are significantly shorter than the absorption depth of light.
The measurement of two isotopic species using lines of similar strength but very unequal concentrations leads to low precision, with either the minor constituent having too small an absorption depth, or the major constituent having too great an absorption depth.
So far in the literature the absorption depth was solely dependent on the wavelength of the illuminating photons.
This is particularly important because, based on absorption coefficient values42, carrier generation from interband transitions in Cu2O is being achieved at absorption depths much higher than its carrier diffusion length.
The results indicate a strong linear correlation between soil moisture and relative absorption depths for the different soils tested, and the reflectance models are dependent on soil type.
The measurable absorption depths are then compared with results from hy-drodynamic model calculations (Wood et al., 2005).
Bands with low attenuation are thought of as "medical imaging windows," and laser surgery requires a careful choice of wavelength that is dependent on the absorption depths for the targeted tissues.
The ultrarapid-hardening polymer-modified mortar was prepared with various silica fume contents and polymer-binder ratios, and tested flexural strength, compressive strength, water absorption, carbonation depth and chloride ion penetration depth.
