Sentences with phrase «different wave lengths»

He says he loves me and wants to grow old with me... I think we're on different wave lengths regarding what taking time means.
This is because light from the sun contains a range of colours all with different wave lengths that when together form white light.
While Japan's currency has little direct impact on the world's largest nations, the domino effects of its monetary programs have many different wave lengths.
However seems to be on a different wave length than the rest of the squad leading to a lot of wasted energy and disrupted play.
When the White light shines through the film of the bubble, the light is reflected and dispersed, splitting white light into its different wave length and showing all the colours!
Oyegun and his fellows seem to be on a different wave length.
Is such absorbed energy convertible to thermal energy (of a different wave length) if, say, a molecule collides with another molecule?
I was probably on an entirely different wave length.
There are a myriad of reasons: You were on a different wave length, didn't communicate well, didn't understand each other, couldn't work efficiently, or had different expectations of each of other... and so on.

Not exact matches

Arnold then explains that different colors come out as a result of a difference in the length of the light waves.
But the new cantilever experiment tests for wave function collapse occurring at different rate and length scales than those previous studies.
Sleek and straight like Selena Gomez's lob, or Chrissy Teigen's beachy waves are just a few examples of how the length works equally well across different hair types.
All the girls in the office have different hair textures, lengths, and colors so we brainstormed and decided on the ultimate beach waves tutorial.
A sea of clouds is an overcast layer of clouds, viewed from above, with a relatively uniform top which shows undulations of very different lengths resembling waves.
The sea floor needs to have different depths at different points of the wave so waves will peel along their length.
The wave is breaking in one direction, not folding over in different places along it's length.
(Diane Upright, Morris Louis: The Complete Paintings, New York, 1985, p. 49 - 58) As art historian Michael Fried comments, «Louis discovered that if successive waves of thinned pigment, each a different color, were stained into a length of canvas, what was produced was a single, visually continuous configuration within which the individual configurations left by each wave in turn — or, perhaps more accurately, the limits of these configuration — were still visible.
This is illustrated in Figure 1 showing how the light intensity (y - axis; also referred to as «flux density «-RRB- and the colour of the light (wave length) vary for objects with different temperatures (here represented by different curves).
The process of representing a series of numbers as a sum of sinusoids (cycles) with different frequencies (or wave lengths) is known as a Fourier transform (FT).
I don't understand the reasoning by which it is held to be impossible for the sensitivities to be different — after all, solar energy is very short wave length, low - entropy while IR is long wave and high entropy so conceptually different sensitivites seem possible to me, but I haven't investigated the matter in detail.
One major simplification involves treating all the infrared radiation (IR) as if it consisted of one wave length, although the real situation is of course much more complicated with a wave spectrum, selective absorption bands, and radiation with different frequencies and optical depths (Pierrehumbert 2011).
Discernment Counseling is something that can be so beneficial because too often couples jump right into couple's therapy and the timing is off, and both partners are on totally different wave - lengths when it comes to understanding what they really want out of their relationship and need to first decide if they both want to commit to be in the relationship.
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