| In my universe, what we hear are sound waves, not portions of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| Most known radiation dangers occur at the high end of the electromagnetic spectrum, and include X-rays and gamma rays. |
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| So part of the electromagnetic spectrum could be opened up to anyone who uses smart devices. |
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| Unfortunately, Earth's atmosphere blocks almost all wavelengths in the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| Light occupies a very small section of the electromagnetic spectrum, and visible light occupies an even narrower range. |
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| Each color in this image represents a different region of the electromagnetic spectrum, from X-rays to infrared light. |
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| The portrait of a galaxy could thus include information about its appearance in these other bands of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| Terahertz light is a little-studied realm of the electromagnetic spectrum between microwave and infrared light. |
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| It isn't hot enough to radiate UV rays but it does radiate in the visible and infrared parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| The electromagnetic spectrum is composed of a range of radiation frequencies from radio waves to X-ray and gamma waves. |
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| Virtually everything that is known about the universe has come to scientists by way of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| The electromagnetic spectrum is the range of all possible frequencies of EMR, where energy is proportional to frequency. |
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| It's really a technical way of showing the entire electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| Two or more images taken simultaneously, but each image taken in a different part of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| The radio frequency electromagnetic spectrum is more important to the Department of the Navy today than it has ever been in the more than 100-year history of radio. |
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| The terahertz region lies between electronic and optical wave frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum, and ranges from 100 GHz to 10 THz in frequency. |
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| This telescope will take in light with wavelengths on the boundary of the microwave and infrared parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| Most satellites that supply multispectral images are equipped with sensors that are sensitive to various bands of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| The electromagnetic spectrum is not visible to the human eye and yet we inhabit a world that is surfeit with spectrum. |
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| Speaking broadly, light sometimes refers to the electromagnetic spectrum of any wavelength, whether visible or not. |
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| The database contains studies spanning the nonionizing part of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| The electromagnetic spectrum has no theoretical limit at either end. |
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| The most powerful telescopes in the world, spanning all wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum, were retooled and reprogrammed to observe the dying star. |
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| The electromagnetic spectrum describes all matter as wave frequencies. |
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| Other examples of the non-ionizing part of the electromagnetic spectrum include AM and FM radio waves, microwaves, and infrared waves from heat lamps. |
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| The frequency range of the electromagnetic spectrum that is visible to the human eye is a very small region in the entire range of photon energies we have observed in nature. |
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| For the past 100 years science has recognized the bactericide effects of the ultraviolet area of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| This is reasonable to ask, but we have to keep in mind how unbelievably vast the electromagnetic spectrum truly is. |
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| The second category of sensor channels is in the microwave part of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| Ultraviolet light, an invisible part of the electromagnetic spectrum that kills bacteria and viruses in water exposed to its rays, is typically produced using mercury lamps. |
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| Space telescopes have enabled measurements in parts of the electromagnetic spectrum normally blocked or blurred by the atmosphere. |
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| Gamma ray astronomy observes astronomical objects at the shortest wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| Observational astronomy may be divided according to the observed region of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| A new little laser breaks that mold by generating a beam containing all the wavelengths in a swath of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| He says electromagnetic spectrum is not finite. |
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| They are like cameras except that they use not only visible light but also other bands of the electromagnetic spectrum such as infrared, radar and ultraviolet. |
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| A prototype new-generation radioastronomy receiver for the Ku band of the electromagnetic spectrum was designed and built using a low noise transmitter. |
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| Light includes electromagnetic radiation with wavelengths between 380 to 760 nanometres, which forms the only visible portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| In fact, as for the range of microwave energy in the electromagnetic spectrum, at the lower levels of that range it's nerve and muscle stimulation that is the end effect, acute effect, not thermal stimulation. |
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| Diamonds are completely transparent to a broad segment of the electromagnetic spectrum, which makes them useful in industrial, technological and scientific applications. |
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| The service also monitors the correct application of the various international agreements signed by Belgium with respect to the use of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| Remote sensors utilize different bands on the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| The value of the electromagnetic spectrum as used by these passive systems is incalculable. |
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| Radio waves are electromagnetic waves occurring on the radio frequency portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| Other systems similar to radar make use of other parts of the electromagnetic spectrum. |
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| This simple fact means that the entire depth of the atmosphere is remotely observable from space, using the full richness of the electromagnetic spectrum, but only the uppermost layer of the ocean is accessible in this way. |
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| Leveraging its decades of innovation and experience in the electromagnetic spectrum, Exelis has identified EW as one of the company s four strategic growth platforms. |
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| Due to the size of the global information grid and easy access to the electromagnetic spectrum, effects in Cyberspace can take place nearly simultaneously at many places. |
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| The electromagnetic spectrum characterizes wavelengths of energy. |
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| Raytheon will also continue development of a heteromorphic waveform able to quickly adapt its parameters and characteristics to the electromagnetic spectrum environment. |
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