Meanings of waveband in English

It was hard to look away from the feed, but she scanned the waveband.

For individual waveband, changes in plasma parameters did not correlate with those in skin.

Besides, the bilayer structure performs well in double-waveband applications, indicating that more layers can support more operation wavebands.

A glance at the programme heading surprised me; he'd been trying my suggestion for B12 on a high frequency waveband.

This has been attributed mainly to the UVB waveband because the high-energetic photons are capable of interacting with DNA and inducing DNA damage.

Amateur radio operators-hams-operatedina different part of the waveband too distant to interfere with the satellite signal, so it couldn't be one of them.

The hyperspectral microscopic mapping and imaging technique allowed us to acquire total absorption spectra of these microalgae in the waveband of 400-900nm.

I returned to the motel, stopping en route to recheck the radio wavebands.

Like me, he panicked slightly, and like me, he checked all the radio wavebands.

The optimal wavebands for detecting the worms were investigated using the one-way ANOVA and correlation analyses.

There was nothing on any radio wavebands.

The aim of this study was to examine in detail, the acute effects of UVA and UVB wavebands on hairless mice.

'Or because the ionosphere's been mucked up, or the wavebands have been jammed by some force.

In order to get the best information about Earth's flora, the satellite's Vegetation instrument detects light in the blue, red, near-infrared and mid-infrared wavebands.

A loud clatter of gunk music flooded through the Heart of Gold cabin as Zaphod searched the sub-etha radio wavebands for news of himself.

I dutifully make checks on radiation levels, the various wavebands of radiation, the positions of fixed stars and constellations, even the cellular structure of plants.