Sentence examples for distribution wavelength from inspiring English sources
The CSR powers, approximately as 108 109 times as the SR ones, in the range from several hundred microwatts to milliwatts are dependent on chosen electron density distribution, wavelength range, and gathering angle.
It is designed for the simulation of dust temperatures in arbitrary geometric configurations and the resulting observables: spectral energy distributions, wavelength-dependent images, and polarization maps.
In this extended polychromatic formulation, the mathematical representation of the model accounts for a source that emits a distribution of wavelengths and for wavelength-dependent optical properties (reflectivity) of the active photocatalytic thin film coated on the inner walls of the monolith channels.
Such algorithm does not need to use a specific emissivity distribution vs. wavelength to find out the required quantities, but assumes a dependence of emissivity on temperature and uses data at different temperatures.
The distribution of wavelengths serves as a "molecular fingerprint "identifying the type of plastic.
He then illuminates it with light that mimics the distribution of wavelengths found in sunlight.
By analyzing the distribution of wavelengths of a particular light source -- a spectral fingerprint, in essence -- a detection system can indicate what kind of source it is.
Because they rely on only two infrared cameras, current systems have difficulty analyzing the distribution of wavelengths from a hot spot.
The pair used their X-ray spectrometer in making seminal studies of both the distribution of wavelengths in X-ray beams and the crystal structures of many common solids an achievement for which they shared the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1915.
c e Electric field (E y) distribution at wavelengths of 2408, 2437, and 2457 nm respectively.
Future tests that also include other common jovian gases may help better recreate the distribution of wavelengths astronomers actually observe, the researchers say.
