Sentence examples for long wavelengths from inspiring English sources

Large ones emit long wavelengths (red light).

They also absorb electromagnetic radiation of very long wavelengths.

Skin tones look better under the long wavelengths of incandescent lights.

Low sounds are usually emitted by objects large enough to generate the long wavelengths of those notes.

These have long wavelengths and therefore bounce only off large things.

This is unnecessary for the woofer because of the large diffraction of long wavelengths.

They lie, unexploited, between microwaves at long wavelengths and infra-red at short.

The GMRT operates at relatively long wavelengths between 20 cm (8 inches) and 6 metres (20 feet).

Both short wavelengths (ultraviolet) and long wavelengths (infrared) are absorbed rapidly and are not available for scattering.

Thus, the resonant wavelength shifts to long wavelengths.

To extract the long wavelengths, one has to build a SH model of the magnetic lithospheric field; the long wavelengths correspond to the low-degree Gauss coefficients.