Sentence examples for whose wavelength from inspiring English sources

Waves on deep water whose wavelength is a few centimetres or less are generally referred to as ripples.

In the case of light whose wavelength is an exact submultiple of this distance, crest falls on crest, and trough on trough, reinforcing the colour.

Consider the propagation of electromagnetic radiation whose wavelength initially spans exactly one cell length (for simplicity of discussion), so that its head lies at a vertex and its tail at one vertex back.

The colour-defective subject is one whose wavelength discrimination apparatus is not as good as that of the majority of people, so that he sees many colours as identical that normal people would see as different.

In all cases, a sinusoidal behavior is observed, whose wavelength matches the wavelength of rail corrugation.

A high-frequency-stabilized laser, whose wavelength is locked to an iodine absorption spectrum, is used.

Only extreme ultraviolet photons, whose wavelengths are shorter than 912 angstroms (91.2 nanometers), pack enough energy to rip apart hydrogen atoms.

Multilayer graphene oxide films form periodic, delaminated buckle textures whose wavelengths and amplitudes can be systematically tuned by variation in the wet deposition process.

Structural waves, whose wavelengths are much larger than the diameter of the rod, are described in a first approximation by classical one-dimensional wave theory.

Within this temperature range, the electrons are weakly localized and preferentially coupled to the phonons whose wavelengths are close to its localization length [25].

(2) transmitting photons selectively, i.e. selecting the photons from an emitter whose wavelengths are below the band gap wavelength of a photovoltaic cell to penetrate the filter and reach the cell.