NOUN
- a radio wave with a wavelength longer than a kilometer (a frequency below 300 kilohertz)
How To Use long wave In A Sentence
- I don't know which wavelength the station is on - is it on long wave?
- Thus short-wave radiation, which has more energy, is likely to be more dangerous than long wave.
- Our past eight vehicles have not had a selectable long wave; however, all received it. Times, Sunday Times
- Go back to the bremsstrahlung spectrum and see how it fades gradually to zero for long wavelengths.
- This phenomenon in the long wave deserves our deep thinking.
- For this reason I shall call them simply long waves. Macrosociology: An Introduction to Human Societies
- In addition, the radio had no long wave band and medium wave reception was poor.
- Till one last long wave shall whelm her, and our voyaging is past. Spun-Yarn and Spindrift
- For long wavelength systems like carbon dioxide lasers, for example, a pyroelectric array has been shown to be the most accurate device.
- I don't know which wavelength the station is on - is it on long wave?
