Sentence examples for wavelength about from inspiring English sources

For this final case (Figure 4B) the scores are 0.0387, 0.0650, and 0.0784 respectively, showing that the predicted reflectances vary much less with wavelength (about half as much) in this final experimental case.

I was in a position to let them in, and some of them were very creative, and they were on the same wavelength about CND and the whole green thing".

The mirror in Pecten is a multilayer structure made of alternating layers of guanine and cytoplasm, and each layer is a quarter of a wavelength (about 0.1 μm in the visible spectrum) thick.

The maximum efficiency has been observed with the cells for light wavelength about 600 nm.

Mid-spatial frequency errors (amplitude<0.1 μm, wavelength about 100 nm) always existed on the machined surfaces along feeding direction.

Red wavelength (about 0.6 0.7 μm) shows low reflectance because chlorophyll of leaf pigment absorbs more red wavelengths and infrared wavelength (about 0.8 0.9 μm) is of high reflectance because cell structure of the leaves scatters more infrared wavelength.

As the universe has expanded, the radiation has been shifted toward longer wavelengths by the Doppler effect, a change in wavelength brought about by motion of the source with respect to the observer.

At the centre of the light spectrum the wavelength is about 0.5 micron (0.0000005 metre), or a frequency of 6 × 1014 hertz or 600,000 gigahertz (one gigahertz equals 1,000,000,000 hertz).

Around these structures, a clear ripple pattern with a mean wavelength of about 34 nm can be recognized.

Dhara and Giri have reported the PL emission with the wavelength of about 600 nm with decay times of several nanoseconds[13].

Dhara et al. have reported the PL emission with the wavelength of about 600 nm and decay times of several nanoseconds [7].