Sentence examples for for that wavelength from inspiring English sources

For imaging in a narrow spectral band at any frequency, the only requirement is that diffractive optical elements can be fabricated for that wavelength.

Because the speed of light waves in a medium is equal to their speed in a vacuum divided by the index of refraction for that wavelength, an extraordinary ray can move either faster or slower than an ordinary ray.

For that wavelength, the necessary power of 6 mW is easy to supply - in particular, if we use a low-finesse cavity for enhancing the power applied.

The amount of light shining out at a particular wavelength depends on whether the electron beam enters at a point where there should be a dark or a bright spot for that wavelength.

Once every decade or so, she said, "everybody seems to be on the same wavelength, and for now that wavelength is Rick Owens".

Small differences in actual aimpoint that occur naturally between observations as a result of uncertainties in aspect and target acquisition (see Chapter 5) mean that wavelength shifts for a specific line are not generally repeatable from one observation to another and might also be subject to small secular trends.

For light at that wavelength, the medium's "refractive index --a measure of how much index --aand bends lindex --areases sharply.

The intensity of the absorption decreased for treated effluent within that wavelength region.

The relation between depth of necrosis Zn and light dose D is shown to be Zn = sigma gamma-1 1n(D/theta gamma) where sigma gamma is the attenuation coefficient for light at wavelength gamma and theta gamma the threshold light dose for producing necrosis at that wavelength.

Short-wavelength (i.e., highly heterogeneous) stresses become dominant after the mainshock, and the b-value increases due to the stress release for the "wavelength" that corresponds to the mainshock magnitude.

Our group is famous for showing that blue wavelength light has the greatest effect on the human circadian system.