wavelength

Example Sentences

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In astronomy, calling something "very red" means the object emits most of its light at long wavelengths.

From Science Daily

The night sensor works by observing the Earth not only in visible wavelengths but also in infrared, which reveals radiant heat energy.

From New York Times

As it happened, Trump found that he and they were very much on the same wavelength.

From Salon

What’s more, the lack of dust would have allowed the stars to shine more brightly than comparable stars today, and at the bluer wavelengths seen by JWST.

From Science Magazine

But Adler tries to get the audience onto her wavelength, building their confidence by reminding them, "All cooking really requires is perception, practice and patience."

From Salon