Sentence examples for wavelength interval from inspiring English sources

This magnitude system is defined such that an object with constant flux per unit wavelength interval has zero color.

In the wavelength interval 400 950 nm, the retardance varied between 87.98° and 88.10°.

The interferometer wavelength interval was 46 nm, and the stripe contrast was 17 dB.

The researcher applies different design wavelengths to study the contribution of each wavelength interval on the receiving plane.

Figure 8: Electromagnetic energy dW emitted per unit area and per second into a wavelength interval, dλ =one angstrom, by a blackbody at various temperatures between 3,000 and 6,000 K as a function of wavelength.

In this way, the incoming signal is wavelength-shifted to a wavelength interval where efficient and low-noise detectors are readily available and where the influence of unwanted incident room temperature radiation (Planck radiation) is strongly reduced.

Sonoluminescence is observed from water saturated with argon and xenon for the 200 500 nm wavelength interval when these solutions are insonified at a frequency of 22 kHz.

Photons in the wavelength interval 135 165 nm are detected using multi-wire chambers filled with a mixture of methane gas and triethylamine vapor.

For the purpose of wavelength separation implementations, the proposed structure may operate within the wavelength interval of 1484.5 1621.5 nm with a broad bandwidth of 8.82%.

Wien found that the radiative energy dW per wavelength interval dλ has a maximum at a certain wavelength λm and that the maximum shifts to shorter wavelengths as the temperature T is increased, as illustrated in Figure 8.

Normalized raw RGS1 (black points; 1σ error bars) and RGS2 (red points; 1σ error bars) data (in bins with a signal-to-noise ratio per bin ≥30) of the blazar 1ES 1553+113, in the wavelength interval λ = 26−32 Å. Thick dashed curves are the RGS1 (black) and RGS2 (red) best-fitting models, folded through the response functions of the RGSs.