Sentence examples for normalised wavelength from inspiring English sources

Two dimensionless parameters define the geometry of an SSP, namely the wave steepness and normalised wavelength.

We use normalised wavelength units, NW = λ/a, and therefore, the results obtained can be applied to a variety of nano- and micro- structures, operating over a wide wavelength range.

The ratio of fluorescence recorded using these wavelength bands was normalised to the baseline ratio and plotted against time to illustrate changes of cAMP levels or responses of its effectors.

The average absolute difference between the normalised reflected intensity across all wavelengths is presented, along with the standard deviation of the differences and the limits of agreement (L.O.A ., which are defined as ±1.96 × σ and represent the range in which 95% of the differences are found.

The intensity of the blue fluorescence varied by almost a factor of two between specimens and was, therefore, normalised before the results obtained at each wavelength were averaged for comparison with the emission spectrum of resilin [ 25].

It normalised drug use and therefore it normalised drug smuggling.

Ozone profiles are inferred using a method based on the analysis of normalised and paired limb radiance profiles at a set of wavelengths covering the Chappuis Wulf bands of ozone, and using differential optical absorption spectroscopy (DOAS) in the Chappuis region.

After rinsing with cold culture medium, the cell fluorescence was measured at absorption wavelength 494 nm and emission wavelength 517 nm on a SPECTRAmax GeminXS fluorescent spectrophotometer (Molecular Devices), and normalised for cellular protein levels as determined by DC Protein Assay.

Computation of Voigt function (normalised).

It's become normalised.

Sexual abuse has become normalised.