Sentence examples for wave length of light from inspiring English sources

It is used by the computer chip industry to etch circuits much finer than the wave length of light, and engineers and scientists say they believe that the material will continue to scale down, at least until the end of the decade.

Their transparency is attributed to their small size that is less than 25% of the wave length of light (Sarkar and Hardenia 2011).

Consider, for example, the fact that systems of very different physical constitutions (say a gas made up of molecules interacting by means of forces on the one hand and on the other hand radiation whose components are energetically coupled wave lengths of light) can share thermodynamic features.

All samples were light-cured from the top and bottom using an Elipar Freelight 2 1 according to the manufacturer's instructions with an output of 1000 mW/cm and wave length of emitted light of 430 480 nm.

It was found that among the samples studied, the as-prepared BaWO4 is more effective in degrading the Rhodamine B dye present in the water sample in presence of UV light at the wave length of 554 nm at normal room temperature.

"The 'Wave Length' of Success". Motion Picture Director (Feb. 1927): 22. ------.

THE dispersion formula of Kramers and Heisenberg is valid for an atomic system the dimensions of which are small compared with the wave-length of incident light.

The MP protects the eye from damage due to short wave length (blue) light and has a strong antioxidant activity.

According to Grammel et al. [78] A880 nm/A660 nm values of 1.2 correspond with suspensions of fully pigmented cells of R. rubrum, whereas values below 0.58 are mainly due to the wave length dependent scattering of light and hence indicate suspensions of cells lacking a LH1 complex.

A Michelson interferometer is modified so that one of the mirror attached to an arm (that is also a vertical cathode of a minicell) moves several wave-lengths of HeNe laser light as the strain in an electrodeposit increases with thickness of copper deposited on the stainless steel arm.

Measured bandgap energies are compared with standard values of basic diodes and emitted spectral wave lengths in case of Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs), using the standard formula: Eg = 1.2396/ λ.