Sentence examples for has wavelength from inspiring English sources
The sound is generated while the vortex is within a distance from the blade tip comparable to the clearance, and has wavelength which is order 1/Mlarger, whereMis the characteristic Mach number of the flow.
Moreover, the TSX imagery has wavelength of 3.1 cm, which is shorter than other regular used SAR systems such as ALOS PALSAR L band (23.6 cm) and ENVISAT ASAR and ERS 1/2 Cband (5.6 cm) SAR imagery.
Ultraviolet radiation has wavelengths of about 400 nanometres (nm) on the visible-light side and about 10 nm on the X-ray side.
On the other hand, visible light has wavelengths of a fraction of a micrometre, and it therefore does not noticeably bend around large objects.
("Terahertz" refers to trillions of cycles per second; such radiation lies between microwave and infrared radiation and has wavelengths between 150 nanometers and 1.5 millimeters).
This, again, is correct to a good approximation when the magnetic field under study has wavelengths smaller than the cap's aperture.
The part of the solar spectrum that reaches us on earth contains the invisible part, called infrared, that has wavelengths longer than those of visible light.
Although the current tapered amplifier diode laser has wavelength-tuning ability, it has a very limited range (810 – 845 nm) and therefore is not possible to work at 900 nm and thus limits the S/N of the detection.
Compared to ultrafast lasers, several limitations exist for current approach: (1) although the current tapered amplifier diode laser has wavelength-tuning ability, it has a very limited range (810 845 nm) and therefore not as convenient as ultrafast lasers; and (2) CW laser is not efficient in exciting molecules through two-photon process.
Here, reflection as well as absorption losses is considered to measure the transmitted intensity of light having wavelength 540 nm.
LED light systems are much smaller in size, are more durable, have wavelength specificity and provide emitting surfaces relatively cool.
