Sentence examples for call wavelength from inspiring English sources

Huia cavitympanum may compensate for the increased energetic demand of producing longer, louder calls by raising the calls' DFs, thus increasing the efficiency of coupling between the sound emitter and call wavelength.

This is called wavelength.

IN 1967 there appeared a 45-minute film called "Wavelength".

The technology that makes this new bandwidth possible is called wavelength division multiplexing, or WDM, and it represents the second major fiber-optic revolution in telecommunications.

Thus, in this work, we relax the constraints of the original engineering problem and use devices called wavelength converters that are able to convert the wavelength assigned to a segment of a communication request to another wavelength that will be assigned to some other segment of the same request.

I've just brought out a duo album along with Belfast guitarist, Cormac Crummey called 'Wavelength'.

Filmmaker Jonas Mekas, curator of Filmmakers' Cinematheque, called Wavelength "a landmark event in cinema," and its critical reception greatly boosted Snow's reputation as a filmmaker.

The first is called wavelength-fixing mechanism, that appears also in the case of ideal geometrical contact as a consequence of structural discontinuities in railway track configuration (e.g., as rails are mounted on discrete supports, the sleepers).

Here m is the rest mass of the electron and h/mc is called Compton wavelength.

The company said it was also investigating the application of the technology to a kind of fiber optic communication networks called dense wavelength division multiplexing.

Monterey is in the early testing stages for its product, which it calls a wavelength router.