Sentence examples for wavelength at which from inspiring English sources

"Every substance, including haemoglobin, has a characteristic wavelength at which it absorbs light the most," says Ingawale.

The diameter of optical cavities determines a cut-off wavelength at which absorption begins to drop off exponentially.

Because the wavelength at which substances absorb radiation depends on their chemical makeup, absorptiometry can also be used for qualitative analysis.

It is insensitive to the presence of absorption at the wavelength at which refractive index is being measured and to the chemical nature of the solute.

The calculations showed that the electromagnetic field in the cavity below the gold gate is resonantly enhanced at 790 nm, the same wavelength at which the EOT resonance occurs for the perforated gold film without emitter tips.

The infrared LED has a peak emission wavelength of 950 nm, which is well-separated from the longest wavelength at which the red-absorbing form of CcaS shows any absorption (∼750 nm) (ref. 48).

"Think of the word of God," he said, "as something that has multiple wavelengths at which the melody is heard.

The wavelengths at which peaks are observed are used to identify components of the analyte.

The filter was centered at 240 nm, near wavelengths at which flares are expected to have maximum intensity and the stellar background is small.

This goal was achieved by applying the isosbestic concept, in order to identify specific wavelengths, at which the absorption coefficients are identical for all stereoisomers concerned.

The default Z-offset is therefore 0. Pointing off-axis in the observatory Y axis can be used to change the wavelengths at which detector gaps occur, or to change the wavelength corresponding to the ends of the detectors.