Sentence examples for wavelength end from inspiring English sources

Its shiny surface, for example, reflects much of the sun's ultraviolet radiation, just above the short wavelength end of the visible light spectrum.

These improvements need to be over the flare through solar cycle time scale, with particular attention to the short wavelength end of the spectrum.

With reference to the electromagnetic spectrum, this accounts for why X-rays, at the ultra-short wavelength end of the spectrum have deep penetrating energy, whilst long wavelength radio waves require a specific receiver.

Passive remote sensing from space at the long wavelength end of the microwave spectrum has the advantages of penetrating the atmosphere and responding to parameters of the ocean and earth's surface important for understanding earth's environment.

The angle through which sunlight in the atmosphere is scattered by molecules of the constituent gases varies inversely as the fourth power of the wavelength; hence, blue light, which is at the short wavelength end of the visible spectrum, will be scattered much more strongly than will the long wavelength red light.

So sunlight would have a lot more short-wavelength radiation than candlelight or incandescent bulb lights really a lot more, because the drop-off at the short wavelength end of the spectrum is extremely rapid.

Fires, which have values that peak toward the right, or longer-wavelength, end of the spectrum can then be easily distinguished by image analysis software.

Coherent X-rays (a signature of lasing) at the longer-wavelength end of the spectral region have been produced in the laboratory.

Electromagnetic radiation can be thought of as waves or as photons of different energies – the shorter-wavelength end of the spectrum carrying more energy per photon.

The telescope measured how much each object's light has been redshifted--displaced toward the long-wavelength end of the spectrum--by the expansion of the universe.

However, for the subfamily of opsin genes that mediate vision at the long-wavelength end of the spectrum, the LWS opsins, it appears that most fishes possess only one or two loci, a value comparable to most other vertebrates.