Sentence examples for wavelength scale from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, a cool dwarf star with a surface temperature of 3,000 K has an energy maximum on a wavelength scale at 10000 angstroms in the far-infrared, and most of its energy cannot therefore be measured as visible light.

However, the wavelength scale differs.

The bottom numbers of the barcode (see Figures5a,e) indicate the wavelength scale.

In the magnetosphere, these waves represent a range in wavelength scale of a factor of ≈1000.

The measured reflectance from submicron and wavelength scale periodic textures also verifies simulation results.

As the absorption spectrum (Fig. 1e) shows, in the wavelength scale from 450 to 1100 nm, absorption of the SERS substrate keeps around 60%%.

These IMFs are oscillatory functions and represent different wavelength scales along the arc.

Note that Δ pq (r i,r s ) is the exponential argument in Equation (7) without the wavelength scaling.

To show that the oscillation wavelength scales as (lambdapropto z^{kappa/2}), the x-axis has been rescaled accordingly.

The evolution of the wavelength scaling is also in a very good agreement with the theory - the residual error is between 0.7% and 3.4%.

Advantages of our diffractive-optical approach include: the feasibility of wavefront engineering by using elements other than binary-phase zone plates; the simplicity of the planar processes needed to manufacture large arrays of high-NA diffractive-optical elements; and the ease of wavelength scaling, with the promise of ultimately approaching the limits of the lithographic process.