Sentence examples for high-frequency light from inspiring English sources

High-frequency light has sufficient energy to break apart chemical bonds, causing DNA damage.

A new silicon-based laser emits the short, high-frequency light pulses that are necessary for today's telecommunications networks.

The high-frequency light damages the DNA of bacteria, viruses and protozoa in the water like giardia and cryptosporidium so they can't reproduce and create havoc.

Townes, a native of South Carolina, recalled that the idea for how to create a pure beam of short-wavelength, high-frequency light first dawned on him as he sat on a Washington DC park bench among blooming azaleas in the spring of 1951.

Either way, you end up with a longer laser pulse in which the high-frequency light arrives first while the lower-frequency light straggles in some time later.

Then you just reverse the chirping process, using a pair of diffraction gratings to make the high-frequency light on the leading edge travel a slightly longer path than the low-frequency light on the trailing edge, in such a way that all the frequencies arrive at the same time, but now with many times the intensity.

An impact facility based upon a two-stage high-frequency light-gas gun has been developed to allow fast and low-cost hypervelocity tests.

During the capture phase, the light source illuminates the scene with two high-frequency lighting patterns complemented in the spectral domain by turns, then encoded camera captures a image pair accordingly.

If high frequency light is scattered, why do we see a blue sky instead of a blue and purple or violet sky?

And, similarly, as we increase the frequency of our observations, we also increase our resolution, just as more wavelengths of higher-frequency light can fit across the same diameter telescope.

As Hurum et al. used visible light to excite their samples, rather than UV, only rutile has the potential to utilise the highest frequency light available from the visible light source for photoexcitation.