Sentence examples for wavelength measured from inspiring English sources

In other words, the wavelength of each line was 1.158 times longer than the wavelength measured in the laboratory, where the source is at rest with respect to the observer.

The hue discrimination (hue is the quality of colour that is determined by wavelength) measured in this way varies with the region of the spectrum examined; thus, in the blue-green and yellow it is as low as 10 angstroms, but in the deep red and violet it may be 100 angstroms or more.

Well, ultrasound has a wavelength measured in microns — millionths of a meter.

Figure 2 The reflectance factor as a function of the wavelength measured with the hyperspectral system.

The NP geometry is designed such that the peak resonance wavelength measured in solution coincides with the emission wavelength of the laser used [4, 28].

This means that the SPR obtained from the NSOM data is clearly deviating from the maximum extinction at approximately 475 nm wavelength measured in the conventional spectrum (shown in the lower panel of Figure 2).

The two photons are then recombined and sent to Bob via the moderate turbulent link over 300 m. Bob splits the two photons by their wavelength, measures the received state of the signal photon with same set of devices (received pattern shown in the lower inset) and heralds its arrival by detecting the idler photon.

Applying that sort of ratio to the SKA, which is designed to work with wavelengths measured in metres, would require a dish thousands of kilometres across.Dishes of the dayBuilding such a dish is obviously impossible.

So, while radio waves from pulsars may have wavelengths measured in centimetres, the gravitational radiation emitted could have wavelengths measured in kilometres.

Figure 6 Distribution of spectral peak wavelengths measured from different cells of same population.

Error bars indicate SEM for spectral peak wavelengths measured from at least 50 cell ROIs for each condition.