Sentence examples for represent the wavelength from inspiring English sources

The cone pigment complement found in adult M. zebra includes the SWS1 (368 nm), Rh2b (484 nm), and Rh2a (523 nm) pigments (wavelength values represent the wavelength of maximum absorbance of cones, λmax) [ 36].

While you're playing along, maybe you're also controlling a mini Mario game, in which the coins Mario needs to collect represent the wavelengths of the music itself.

λ S represents the wavelength of the Stokes wave.

The crystal size D = 0.9λ/ Bcosθ), where λ represents the wavelength of X-ray, B the FWHM, and the θ diffraction angle.

The angles of diffracted orders follow the formula sin u = mλ/d, where u is the diffracted angle, m being the diffracted order, λ representing the wavelength and d denoting the grating period.

where λ represents the wavelength of the source signal and θ m and r m denote azimuth DOA and range of the m th near-field source signal, respectively.

The results show that an antenna separation of 3 or more, represents the wavelength, can achieve a correlation less than 0.5 unless a very strong line of sight exists.

This "isosbestic" point represents the wavelength producing an equivalent rate of conversion between the two interconvertible R and M states of a bistable pigment system.

(λ/λ0 -B, where λ/λ0 -B reference whereength (630 nm) and B represents the wavelength dependence of the scattering coefficient.

In 1885 he announced a simple formula representing the wavelengths of the spectral lines of hydrogen the "Balmer series" (see spectral line series).

Johann Jakob Balmer, a Swiss mathematician and secondary school teacher, in 1885 discovered an equation for representing the wavelengths of hydrogen spectral lines, of which nine had been observed in the laboratory and of which five more were photographed in the spectrum of the star Sirius.