Sentence examples for of shorter wave from inspiring English sources

Penetration of shorter wave lengths would be very difficult in poor weather conditions," John said.

Radiations, especially in this range of short wave lengths, can change the polymer optical characteristics.

The basic principle of this procedure is characterized by tailoring of short wave sequences to obtain a certain maximum response.

The main driver for water loss through evaporation is the flux of short wave radiation that reaches the wetted surface.

Particularly interesting behaviour is observed within the short wave (high wave number) regime, with six possible cases of short wave liming behaviour shown possible.

Slamming pressures are predicted using a nonlinear ship motion program whose input is an ensemble of short wave trains tailored to produce a large, linear pitch response.

The amelioration of short wave solar radiation and long wave radiation from the ground by the native trees is highly significant and this reduction in energy indicates the potential for the use of these native trees in development projects.

It includes three stages: (1) simulation of short wave infrared bidirectional reflectances of a "reference scene" with constant architecture and variable chemistry; (2) establishment of predictive relationships of chemicals with stepwise regressions; (3) assessment of the robustness of these relationships for scenes with variable structures.

Each member of Animal Collective has his own distinct set of memories pertaining to radio, whether it's hearing Casey Kasem's Top 40 or Sun City Girls' recordings of short wave radio from various countries on their tour route.

CLIP makes use of short wave UV irradiation at 254 nm to induce the formation of covalent crosslinks only at sites of direct contact between proteins and RNAs, in the context of whole tissues, organisms or individual cell types.

PROPAGANDA, news, curiosity and even espionage were the fuel of short-wave radio broadcasts.