Sentence examples for of the same wavelength from inspiring English sources

The fluorescent part of the molecule glows continuously, but when the ring closes, the light-absorbing characteristics of the photochromic part are altered -- it absorbs light of the same wavelength that the fluorescent side produces.

In 1952 he and Basov jointly suggested the maser principle of amplifying and emitting parallel electromagnetic waves that are all in phase and all of the same wavelength.

From Euler's resonance theory Ångström deduced a principle of spectrum analysis: that an incandescent gas emits light of the same wavelength as the light it can absorb.

To read the information, the crystal must be illuminated with laser light of the same wavelength, which scatters off the electrons and interferes with itself to recreate the original interference pattern.

The information in a holographic crystal is recorded by an interference pattern--regions of varying brightness and darkness--created by two laser beams of the same wavelength but varying in phase.

Nonlinear stability of nonlinear periodic solutions of the regularized Benjamin-Ono equation and the Benjamin-Bona-Mahony equation with respect to perturbations of the same wavelength is analytically studied in [4].

I started to think: if I'm finding Isaac Hayes's Hot Buttered Soul in my dad's collection, and Public Enemy are using it on Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos, I'm kind of on the same wavelength.

He or she may also yearn for healthy, authentic intimacy and connection in the sense of being on the same "wavelength" with others.

Fear of going against the grain of social convention led a woman into a marriage that she knew from the beginning lacked the intimacy and sense of being on the same "wavelength" she longed for -- and which, in fact, she had experienced with someone previously.

This puts the two of you on the same wavelength.

Hugo Chávez of Venezuela and Vladimir Putin of Russia are on the same wavelength.