Sentence examples for wavelength's from inspiring English sources

Perhaps this wavelength's use, due to reduced fluorescence, would have helped in identification of some materials here.

It was found that, a suitable choice of wavelength's value in a well-defined range could lead to 100% resonant transmission.

The device is a pocket-sized spectrometer that analyzes the molecular structure of an object by first shining a light on the item in question, then identifying the food based on its unique wavelength's signature.

However, with current traffic streams requiring only a fraction of a wavelength's bandwidth, it becomes necessary to groom these independent low rate traffic streams on to higher capacity wavelength channels.

For those on Malick's rarefied wavelength, it's a wonder".

The wing Richard Fussell was causing palpitations every time he touched the ball, and the flanker Danny Lydiate was on Connor's wavelength whenever Gloucester's midfield needed softening up.

Periodicity and amplitude of surface structures depend on applied laser wavelength, polymer's properties, and angle of incidence of the laser beam [9 16].

Sunday: screenings of works by Jonas Mekas, with the filmmaker present, at 2 p.m., "Guns of the Trees" (1962) and "Film Magazine of the Arts" (1963); at 4 30 p.m., Michael Snow's "Wavelength" (1967) and Hollis Frampton's "Zorns Lemma" (1970).

The original experiments [16] utilize a sensor with cyan as the donor's wavelength and yellow as the acceptor's wavelength.

Teri Wehn-Damisch's film "On Michael Snow's Wavelength, Zoom Out," won the prize for creativity.

Once the reader has tuned his or her sensibility to Lewis's wavelength, this unsentimental, even bracing, account of one man's dialogue with despair becomes both compelling and consoling in several intriguing ways not necessarily associated with death.