Sentence examples for wavelength that from inspiring English sources

Finding the emotional wavelength that connects with consumers is crucial to success.

Each color represents a wavelength that carries information on fiber optic networks.

Anderson's laser attacked the blood vessels that fed the stain, using a wavelength that was absorbed only by red blood cells.

When the entangled pairs recombine on the far side of the slit, they form a wavelength that is half the size of what can be generated by using unentangled photons.

"You can't tune it out!" A lawnmower can be just as loud, but its frequency the wavelength that distinguishes a squeak from a rumble remains fairly constant, and soon becomes background noise.

Right now, a standard fiber optic cable (which is closer to a human hair in diameter) carries thousands of conversations, each at a slightly different wavelength, that are combined through a process called multiplexing.

Instead, a magnetron -- an invention that gave the Allies the edge in radar defenses during World War II -- creates electromagnetic radiation of short wavelength that excites mainly the water molecules throughout the dish.

The Oryx antenna operates at a 10-micron wavelength that can see through fog and, unlike lidar, not get blinded by bright sunlight.

The minimum wavelength that can be achieved using ternary InGaN active layers is ∼ 365 nm.

The dominant wavelength (right) shows the ripple wavelength that is most present in the morphology.

Moreover, the proposed polarizing beam splitter has a working wavelength that is in the range of 1500 1600 nm.