Wavelengths

First things first: among those lucky enough to have made time in their cramped schedules for the fifth "Wavelengths" experimental program, consensus seemed to form almost immediately.

GreenCine Daily 2009

Wavelengths of the actualcolor can affect how it appeals to people as well.

A Fascination of Colors « Colleen Anderson 2010

Wavelengths of light cannot be split; Newton demonstrated that by putting white light into a prism and splitting it into a rainbow, and then discovering that none of the colors of the rainbow could be further split.

The Color Wheel, Part 7 James Gurney 2010

Radio: Wavelengths longer than infrared and very low energy.

[dark matter] and the limits of science 2009

Ultraviolet: Wavelengths shorter than the violet end of visible light.

[dark matter] and the limits of science 2009

Wavelengths between 280 and 315 nm comprise the UV-B portion of the spectrum (while some communities use 320 nm to mark the division between UV-B and UV-A radiation, it is the convention in this report to use 315 nm).

Introduction to Ozone and Ultraviolet Radiation in the Arctic 2009

Wavelengths between 315 and 400 nm are referred to as UV-A radiation.

Introduction to Ozone and Ultraviolet Radiation in the Arctic 2009

Infrared: Wavelengths longer than the red end of visible light and shorter than microwaves roughly between 1 and 100 microns.

[dark matter] and the limits of science 2009

Wavelengths of light pass through matter differently depending on the material’s composition.

Sinking ship | My[confined]Space 2009

Wavelengths of sound can range between millimeters and meters (comparable to a farmhouse) while wavelengths of visible light are on the order of 500 nanometers (0.0000005 meters, or 0.5 micrometers).

Optics basics: What is a wave? Part III: Diffraction « Skulls in the Stars 2007