Sentence examples for wavelength I from inspiring English sources

(b) "Low" level: considers details much larger than one wavelength, i.e. windows and balconies.

(c) "Medium" level: considers details in the range of the wavelength, i.e. guardrails and shutters.

"Medium" level: considers details in the range of the wavelength, i.e. guardrails and shutters.

This paper deals with the designing of oxide-confined VCSEL structure operating at long wavelength i.e. 1310 nm.

There are more than 300 channels generated and noted using only a single center wavelength, i.e., 1300 nm.

Compared to other researcher's work [26], the absorption edge obviously shifts toward shorter wavelength, i.e., blue shift.

"The first couple of months were us trying to get on the same wavelength: 'Is this working?' Trying to develop the sound we wanted," he said.

As the number of conjugated π bonds increases, the UV-visible spectrum shows light absorption at a greater number of different wavelengths (i.e., the spectrum contains more absorption peaks), and light of longer wavelengths (and lower energy) is absorbed.

The elements of each antenna array were separated by a half-wavelength (i.e., d = λ 2 ).

Irradiation with shorter wavelengths, i.e. 222 and 172 nm, causes in addition the decomposition of the aromatic system.

Figure 8 shows that the difference in wind estimates between the two wavelengths (i.e., 283-nm estimated winds are faster than 365-nm estimated winds) is persistent.