Sentence examples for on a wavelength scale from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, a cool dwarf star with a surface temperature of 3,000 K has an energy maximum on a wavelength scale at 10000 angstroms in the far-infrared, and most of its energy cannot therefore be measured as visible light.

The coupling lengths are on a wavelength scale and show a strong wavelength dependence, allowing for the design of compact wavelength selective optical filters.

In a recent study we solved this dilemma by comparing the raw spectral signals, quantifiable by major inflection points on a wavelength scale, from different flowers whose pollinators were known from direct observation.

These psychophysical measurements of discrimination ability are called Δλ/λ functions (Fig. 1), and since the experimentally determined functions measure discrimination of the whole visual process in an animal vs. a fundamental wavelength scale, it is possible to compare these data directly with the spectral "signatures" of flower spectral signals that are also measured on a wavelength scale.

Figure 2 shows the preexponential amplitude spectra of Trp130-only HγD-Crys on a linear wavelength scale.

Optical antennas offer unique possibilities for light manipulation on a sub-wavelength scale.

In publications concerning broadband or solar anti-reflective surfaces, [8 11] the principle to achieve the necessary low refractive indices is always the same: substrate material is mixed with air on a sub-wavelength scale.

These measurements could be performed on a sub-wavelength scale (that is, <<λ) where the spatial resolution is limited only by the size of the scanning probe.

Photonic crystals (PCs), which consist of periodic dielectric structures with dimensions on the wavelength scale, are one of the most important applications for optical communications, but the realization of full 3D photonic bandgap (PBG) crystals is still a challenge, even when employing cutting-edge semiconductor processes [36].

For a Gaussian spectrum with full width at half maximum (FWHM) Δ ν3dB in optical frequency, the axial resolution, δz, in a medium with refractive index n is (1) δ z = 2 ln 2 π c n Δ ν 3 dB (2) ≈ 2 ln 2 π λ c 2 n Δ λ 3 dB ≈ 0.44 λ c 2 n Δ λ 3 dB, where c is the speed of light and Δ λ3dB is the corresponding bandwidth on the wavelength scale at the center wavelength λ c.

A systematic asymptotic analysis, based on the concept of wavelength scale effect, is developed, in which a simultaneous time- and space-average energy along the structure is considered.