Sentence examples for dangerous wavelength from inspiring English sources

The existence and spacing of the sources is attributed to the formation of curvature-dependent Rayleigh-Taylor nodes at the "most dangerous" wavelength on the gas liquid interface in the slot.

To indicate possible erroneous assessments of road unevenness using the IRI only, a simulation study was conducted in which seven different homogeneous road profiles were considered with waviness values in the range from 1.5 to 3.0, and 0.1 variance component of single harmonic undulation with most dangerous wavelengths, all having the same nominal value IRI= 2.21mm/m.

The high content of AA, some proteins, and nucleic acids in the corneal epithelium function as a filter, by absorbing up to 77% of UVR of dangerous wavelengths [ 54, 56– 58].

The shorter wavelengths are the most dangerous, but are blocked by the atmosphere to a greater extent; the result is that in the continental United States about 85% of the contribution to the erythemally weighted average comes from the 300 320 nm range [ 39].

Typical wavelengths of the laser beams are 850 nanometers and 1,550 nanometers, neither of which is dangerous if used properly, said Jeff Hecht, author of "Understanding Fiber Optics" (Prentice Hall).

Wavelength, Michael Snow, 45 minutes.

Wavelength and frequency are related.

The machine is a wavelength dispersive spectrometer.

Television is on a similar retro wavelength.

"We're on the same wavelength".

"Red has a longer wavelength," he says.