Sentence examples for only wavelength from inspiring English sources

Therefore, to achieve more flexible and scalable networks, ROADMs should have add/drop and cut-through functions for not only wavelength channels but also time slots.

This technique enables us to measure length based on not only wavelength (e.g., [6 9]) but also the adjacent pulse repetition interval length (APRIL) (e.g., [10 20]), where APRIL denotes the physical length between two adjacent pulses.

The only wavelength, 488 nm, available in most of the older and simpler optical flow cytometers, and still used in a majority of such instruments, excites JC-1 with the highest efficiency.

It is also found that only wavelengths which are ten times longer than the grid spacing are resolved with error of less than 10% in the growth rate.

DLI is calculated using the Eq. (7): V_{text{DLI}} = sqrt {V_{1} + 14V_{2} }, (7 where V 1 is the variance of elevations profile filtered in order to contain only wavelengths in the range of 6.7 17.9 m and V 2 is the variance of elevations profile containing just wavelengths from 1.8 to 3.3 m.

The possibility that the UV filters transmitted a small fraction of long wavelength light sufficient to excite L cones was tested in a few experiments by adding a low-pass filter that transmitted only wavelengths longer than 450 nm.

This means that only wavelengths longer than 340 nm (UVA) could be emitted through Finsen's lenses.

In addition, transmission of light is very selective since only wavelengths between 615 and 1,310 nm can pass through the spicules (sharp high- and low-pass filters).

A light-path uses only one wavelength between its end-nodes.

Only three wavelength bands are utilized for dust observations, which helps keep camera hardware size and data transmission requirements small.

The potential of DPP-TI nanoparticles as fluorescence imaging therapeutic agent for synergetic PDT and PTT in vitro using only one wavelength light were explored preliminarily.