Sentence examples for small wavelength from inspiring English sources

Such loading can cause local dynamic instability of the facings, i.e. large-amplitude small wavelength lateral vibrations.

Rail corrugation appears to have a small wavelength when compared with the longitudinal waves of the rail.

The very small wavelength facilitates the observation of very small vibrations such as those of a truck.

The best agreement is found when we compare our data to the modeled hemispheric reflectance, corrected by an adjustable factor that shows a small wavelength dependence.

However, small wavelength shifts in the resonance peak, even no wavelength shift could be observed in DNT and 3-NT groups.

Millimeter wave bands offer huge free spectrum and allow the implementation of massive antenna arrays due to the small wavelength [1, 2].

The technique could also be used to design planar light-wave circuits with small wavelength-dependent loss which is important for DWDM devices.

Generally, radiations with small wavelengths (UV domain) are absorbed at small depth and this absorption depends on the surface morphology.

This inverse cascade differs from the direct cascade of three-dimensional turbulence in which energy flows from large to small wavelengths.

AMR allows us to simulate systems with a sharp step in material properties with negligible rebounds and also large domains with accuracy in small wavelengths.

This third, or turbulent, regime is characterized by a broadband Fourier spectrum and a cascade of energy from large to small wavelengths.