Sentence examples for smaller wavelength from inspiring English sources

In addition, the unevenness in the solid-shell growth pattern decreases faster for a smaller wavelength.

The smaller wavelength of a Blu-ray laser makes smaller pits, leaving room for more pits and thus more data.

We can also observe that the -factor decreases with increasing frequency (due to smaller wavelength).

Propagation in small gaps is less lossy at 2400 MHz due to the smaller wavelength.

Longer wavelengths of microwave signals give information of more deeper layers of the lunar surface as compared to smaller wavelength.

Simulation results show that a sinusoidal mold surface with a smaller wavelength leads to nucleation of air-gaps at earlier times.

As transistors get smaller, chip makers need to use light of increasingly smaller wavelengths to make their exposures.

Correction: November 14, 2000, Tuesday An article in Circuits on Oct. 26 about using quantum physics to reduce chip size mischaracterized a process by which smaller wavelengths of light could be produced to help manufacture smaller chips.

The smaller wavelengths of ultraviolet light allow it to be more closely focused, with the ability to print circuits as thin as 0.03 microns.

The reason underlying high truncation error at smaller wavelengths is that the curve of the PRA at smaller wavelengths is "steeper" than that at larger wavelengths.

The absolute values of difference obtained at smaller wavelengths are mainly affected by the truncation error.