Sentence examples for wavelengths range from inspiring English sources

For frequencies below the medium frequency (MF) band, where wavelengths range upward from 100 metres (about 330 feet), this is usually not practical; in these cases transmitters must compensate for low EIRP by transmitting at higher power.

Since small structures can be built with greater precision than larger ones, radio telescopes designed for operation at millimetre wavelengths are typically only a few tens of metres across, whereas those designed for operation at centimetre wavelengths range up to 300 metres (1,000 feet) in diameter.

The measured wavelengths range from 25to6969 km.

The band is located at longer wavelengths, range 500 700 nm, than that of the UV excitation.

The optimized design offers all normal near zero ultra-flattened dispersion of −7 [ps/nm km] in the wavelengths range [1000 nm 2000 nm].

The intensity of UV part between the wavelengths range of 320-400 nm was measured to be about 8 mW/cm2.

It has been used in commercial photoelectric cells for measuring ultraviolet light of wavelengths ranging from 2000 to 3750 angstroms.

COHN shows wavelengths ranging from violet to light green.

Centaurus A is a popular subject for astronomers, and the elliptical galaxy has been studied at a variety of wavelengths, ranging from radio to gamma rays.

Fixed solar urticaria is induced by a broad spectrum of radiative energy with wavelengths ranging from 300 700 nm.

Type I solar urticaria is caused by UVB (ultraviolet B) radiation, with wavelengths ranging from 290 320 nm.