Wavelength

The wavelength of the concert lasted for almost three hours.

Sally's ideas are on a different wavelength than her coworkers'.

The researcher will need to wavelength the microscope to the right frequency to observe the cells.

The physics textbook defined wavelength as the distance between two consecutive peaks of a wave.

The wavelength of sound waves is shorter in solids than in liquids, and shorter in liquids than in gases.

They're not on the same wavelength when it comes to their taste in movies.

The writer's unique wavelength was evident in every page of her book.

The wavelength of X-rays allows them to penetrate through the body, making them useful for medical imaging.

The organization's unique wavelength helped it to achieve its goals.

The therapist was able to wavelength the patient's trauma and help them work through it.

The concertgoers swayed to the music, their bodies moving in time with the wavelength of the sound waves.

The two communication satellites need to be precisely aligned to function properly and transmit signals on the same wavelength.

The politician could wavelength the concerns of their constituents and address them in their speeches.

It was hard to get on the same wavelength as the artist because his ideas were so unique.

The telecommunications technician measured the wavelength of the fiber optic cable to ensure efficient data transmission.

The astronomer observed the stars using a telescope that was tuned to the specific wavelength of light emitted by the star.

The tuning forks are vibrating at the same wavelength.

The writer and the editor were not on the same wavelength when it came to the tone of the article.

The wavelength of sound waves can be used to differentiate between sounds that have the same pitch but different timbres.

The wavelength of a sound wave determines its pitch.

I can't hear you well, can you wavelength your voice to a higher pitch?

The computer needs to wavelength the processor to the right clock speed for optimal performance.

The musician needs to wavelength their guitar to match the rest of the band.

We need to wavelength our watches to the same time so we can meet on time.

The technician will wavelength the machine to the correct settings for optimal performance.

The astronomer needs to wavelength the telescope to the right frequency to observe the galaxy.

The DJ will need to wavelength the sound system to match the acoustics of the room.

The mechanic will wavelength the engine to the correct RPMs for the best fuel efficiency.

The singer will need to wavelength their voice to the right key for the song.

The wavelength of infrared radiation is longer than visible light, making it useful for night vision goggles.

The astronomers detected a pulsar by observing its radio waves at a specific wavelength.

Ultraviolet light has a shorter wavelength than visible light.

The remote control works on a specific wavelength to communicate with the TV.

The wavelength of a cell phone signal can affect its range and strength.

The wavelength of a radar signal determines its ability to detect objects.

The coach is trying to get everyone on the same wavelength before the game.

My friend and I are on the same wavelength about music.

The team's wavelength changed after they won the championship.

The new employee is struggling to find his wavelength with the rest of the team.

The audience was not on the same wavelength as the performer, which made the concert less enjoyable.

The teacher and the student were not on the same wavelength, causing a lack of engagement in the classroom.

The design team and the marketing team are not on the same wavelength about the target audience for the product.

The weatherman mentioned that the longer the wavelength of a weather front, the slower it moves.

The engineer designed a radar system to detect the wavelength of incoming signals.

The engineer designed a device to measure the wavelength of electromagnetic waves.

The meteorologist analyzed the wavelength of weather patterns to make accurate weather predictions.

The sound engineer adjusted the microphone placement to capture the singer's voice at the right wavelength.

The seismologist used a seismometer to measure the wavelength of an earthquake wave.

The musician explained that the wavelength of a musical note determines its pitch.

The surfer rode the wave with a wavelength of several meters, enjoying the thrill of the ride.