Sentence examples for wavelength large from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, for a curved-serration, the most optimised configuration (with small serration wavelength, large serration amplitude, small inclination angle and large curvature radius) was found to outperform its straight-serration counterpart by a further 5 dB reduction of broadband noise at the same frequency.

QDs are fluorescent nanoparticles with unique optical properties like strong resistance to photobleaching, size dependent emission wavelength, large molar extinction coefficient, and good quantum yield.

Spectroscopic measurements were carried out in the presence of thrombin to observe an increase of the absorption peak at ∼528 nm and a decrease of the absorbance at wavelength larger than 600 nm.

This corresponds, according to Eq. 3, to a theoretical wavelength larger than 1125 n m.

One can notice that the photoresponse increases gradually as the incident light wavelength changes from 1100 to 1600 nm and then decreases rapidly with the increase of light wavelength larger than 1600 nm.

The acoustic trapped modes, computed following Lognonné et al. (1998) are found in the range 3.7 3.8 mHz and 4.35 4.48 mHz (Fig. 4(b)) for angular orders smaller than ℓ = 170 and wavelength larger than about 235 km.

Under the irradiation of incident light having a wavelength larger than the particle size, the high-density electron of the active dye molecules form an electron cloud and oscillate.

The vector data outside the Northern (respectively the Southern) polar gap are first used to derive a low spatial resolution regional model (i.e., with a minimum spatial wavelength larger than the size of the polar gap).

The main aim of the talk is to point out that the fundamental mechanism responsible for providing deviations from homogeneity--namely, the evolutionary behavior of quantum modes with wavelength larger than the Hubble radius--will operate whether or not inflation itself occurs.

In other words, the EGFR system generates a steady-state response with virtually no transient to input pulses of wavelength larger than 200 min when the extent of downregulation is greater than 6.

Quantum dots (Qdots) offer unique size- and composition-tunable fluorescence emission from visible to infra-red wavelengths, large absorption coefficients across a wide spectral range and greater phostability and signal intensity.