Sentence examples for right wavelength from inspiring English sources

Gleeson's character is constantly looking for his inspiration, but he's never quite on the right wavelength.

But Klopp certainly seems to be on exactly the right wavelength for Merseyside.

This makes the cells sensitive to light, so that they fire off impulses when they are illuminated by light of the right wavelength.

If North had been on the right wavelength, he could have bid six clubs, playing the slam from the "wrong" side of the table.

As I often say in talks, in communication it's vital to choose the right tool for the job — in this case that means choosing the right wavelength.

(The mould is unaffected by the laser beam, because the light is not at the right wavelength to excite electrons in quartz's structure).

The spectrofluorimetric study was essential to select the right wavelengths for mapping the pigment that only fluoresces at 610 nm, for example.

The right wavelengths of light and this nanotechnology coating cause five photochemical processes that work to pull contaminants out of the water onto the surface of the mesh, then dump the energy of what's been absorbed into the molecules to break them apart.

From left to right, the wavelengths are 1600, 171, and 94 Å.

The dominant wavelength (right) shows the ripple wavelength that is most present in the morphology.

Fires, which have values that peak toward the right, or longer-wavelength, end of the spectrum can then be easily distinguished by image analysis software.