1.   A single Fourier component, no matter how small its wave length, extends over the whole flow.

2.   But when it came to what Riley had said, some of his players were still not on the same wave length with their coach.

3.   More often than not, the striped-pants set and the everyday radio listeners end up sounding as if they are on, well, different wave lengths.

4.   Moreover, said Wright, the acceleration of time would alter the vibrations of waves of light, shortening its wave length and turning it into deadly gamma rays.

5.   NASCAR veterans say that it normally takes at least half a season for driver and crew chief to get on the same wave length.

6.   Other areas of his work concerned radar, wave lengths and computational X-ray crystallography.

7.   People familiar with their relationship say they are invariably on the same wave length.

8.   The hope was to activate or excite the electrons in the chemicals to create light with just the right wave length and energy to cut tooth enamel without overheating.

9.   The idea, she and Antheil decided, was to defeat jamming efforts by sending synchronized radio signals on various wave lengths.

10.   The test was possible, he said, because all gases, including water vapor and helium, absorb light at specific and unique wave lengths.