waveband

And if you hear anything on the wavebands let us know."

Before then, scientists knew only that the Sun was an intense source in these wavebands.

In addition, the proceeds of the wavebands should never be seen as a stealth tax.

But now this silence on the wavebands seemed to contradict his assumption.

I switched over to the next waveband and almost immediately picked up music from a shore station.

To obtain readings in this waveband an auxiliary light source would be necessary.

The commander of the heavy cruiser Cyclops started to come in on the waveband.

Across a subspace waveband, the commander's voice issued out to the rebels.

Friends who would ignore unauthorized signals on certain wavebands.

I picked up a radiation that's like our shortest hyper-dimensional wavebands.

These wavebands represent the primary energy sources and sinks of the earth-atmosphere system.

In the near-infrared waveband the reflectivity of water drops almost to zero.

The modulations of the wavebands were beginning to synchronize.

His broadcast waveband was open to Shannon, ready for the 20 West way point, and he hit it instantly.

The device is sensitive to the far infrared and sub millimetre short wavebands.

No conceivable fear of interception in that time, on that waveband.

Pluto was in a favourable position but was still too far away for normal wavebands.

Unoccupied for the moment, the operator was searching the waveband of the vhf set.

They alerted British Airways, plus the international search and rescue wavebands.

It is one of the most luminous galaxy clusters in the X-ray waveband known at redshift about 0.2.

On every waveband she had, Joelle radiated her salutation.

They may be monitoring our waveband.

The effects of atmospheric seeing are qualitatively similar throughout the visible and near infra-red wavebands.

The mission involved the first space observatory to cover the full far infrared and submillimetre waveband.

Maybe not on your waveband.