wavelength造句怎么写

When we measure its momentum, we are treating it as a wave, meaning we can know the amplitude of its wavelength but not its location.

As the light bounces back and forth, appropriate spacing of the mirrors amplifies a particular colour (wavelength) of light, while cancelling out others.

Depending on wave height and speed, as well as wavelength and water density, each buoy can produce up to 40 kilowatts of electricity.

I would think that it would approach inifinity, and I would need to think about it and get back to you in terms of why we don't actually hit it and see something with an infinite wavelength.

A decreased frequency is equivalent to a longer, or redder, wavelength. This is gravitational redshift.

Those lasers produce one wavelength of light that doesn't stop unless the power is cut.

Instead, a single wavelength can be selected to produce the X-ray equivalent of a pure-colour beam of light.

We propose a novel1.3/1.55μ m wavelength demultiplexer for integration with lasers and detectors on the InP material system.

Today, the antireflective coating on solar cells is optimized to the wavelength of the solar spectrum emitting the largest amount of photons (light particles).

As another example, cosmic rays have a wavelength of lessthan a millionth of a millionth of an inch, while some radio waves have wave lengths of over a mile!

The "smoothness" of a metal surface depends on the wavelength of the radiation.

So there was a good question in Wednesday's class about the DE Broglie wavelength and if it can actually go to infinity.

Neutral hydrogen emits radiation on a characteristic 21cm wavelength, while ionised hydrogen does not.

Starlight bounces off a normally dark, interstellar core cloud (center) inside a larger cloud called L183 in a short-infrared-wavelength Spitzer Space Telescope image released on September 24.

"All the events we are depicting are so small they are below the wavelength of light," he said.