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wavelength - use in sentences
Preposition: of
- nm: The diode laser operates at a wavelength of 410 nm.
- micron: Carbon dioxide molecules absorb radiant heat at a wavelength of 15 microns.
- radiation: By tracing how the wavelength of the radiation varies we can measure the velocity of the Hydrogen, using the Doppler shift.
Converse of object
- absorb: Any surface that absorbs all wavelengths strongly will appear black.
Adjective modifier
- infrared: Special modifications are required for use at infrared wavelengths.
- near-infrared: The above image pair shows the core of NGC 1705 in both optical as well as near-infrared wavelengths taken with Hubble.
- far-infrared: ASTRO-F will map the Universe at infrared and far-infrared wavelengths revealing the heat glow of objects hidden behind clouds of cosmic dust.
- ultraviolet: Small quantities may also be produced by certain ultraviolet light wavelengths.
- etheric: This way we set up a direct link to the etheric wavelengths and the rest is easy.
- optical: However, the technology to do this at optical wavelengths is not yet available.
Modifies a noun
- lambda: The spacing of these fringes is calculated from the wavelength lambda of the light.
- calibration: No wavelength calibration or flux calibration have been applied.
- &lambda: At wavelengths well away from an absorption band the optical rotation varies approximately with wavelength λ as 1 / λ 2.
- ultraviolet: Unless it is exposed to longer wavelength ultraviolet radiation it seems to have little action.
Noun used with modifier
- sub-millimetre: Astronomers detect light at sub-millimetre wavelengths in order to penetrate clouds of cosmic dust.
- submillimetre: It will also be interesting to observe the HDF galaxies detected by ISO at submillimetre wavelengths, for example with SCUBA on the JCMT.
- near-ir: At optical and near-IR wavelength the image quality distribution has a long ( non-Gaussian ) tail.
- excitation: With the addition of the copper metal center in compound 2, the uranium emission is absent regardless of the excitation wavelength.
- µm: This false color image was made by combining infrared camera images at 9 & 18 µm wavelength.
- cut-off: The international reference test method defines the cut-off wavelength at which the ratio drops below 0.1 dB.
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