Sentence examples for have wavelength from inspiring English sources

LED light systems are much smaller in size, are more durable, have wavelength specificity and provide emitting surfaces relatively cool.

Surface gravity waves in which gravity is the dominant force have wavelengths greater than approximately 10 cm (4 inches).

For example, audible sound waves have wavelengths of about one metre, which easily diffract around commonplace objects.

These experiments demonstrated that X-rays have wavelengths of about 1 angstrom and confirmed that the atoms in crystals are arranged in regular structures.

Fortunately, a layer of ozone (O3) in the stratosphere absorbs the most-damaging ultraviolet rays, which have wavelengths of 2000 and 2900 angstroms (one angstrom = 10−10 metre), and attenuates those with wavelengths between 2900 and 3150 Å.

Microwaves have wavelengths anywhere from maybe this long [indicates distance of several feet] to this long [indicates less than an inch], and we were working then with wavelengths of maybe half an inch.

For example, microwaves have wavelengths of about 1.2 inches.

So, while radio waves from pulsars may have wavelengths measured in centimetres, the gravitational radiation emitted could have wavelengths measured in kilometres.

The gold nanorods have wavelengths (a) 1,013, (b) 997, and (c) 946 nm, respectively.

The plasmons, which have wavelengths much shorter than light, couple with each other across the tiny holes and pull the light along for the ride.

Despite traveling at speeds of over 600 mph, tsunamis in deep seas have wavelengths from 80-300 mile and an amplitude of less than three feet.