On Tue, 24 Oct 1995 19:21:54 -0600 (CST),
 in <Pine.LNX.3.91.951024191814.10011D-100000@wpg-02.escape.ca> Hitomi wrote ...

 >Wavelength indicates the size of the wave of the energy type being used.
 >If the wave is 3mm in length, the size from peek to peek is 3mm.
                                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Sorry that's Amplitude.
Wavelength = the distance from a point on the wave to the *same* point
             on the *next* wave.

 >Frequency stands for the frequency of the wave in terms of Hertz strength.
Frequency = The number of waves (cycles) passing a given point in a
            standard unit of time (usually a second).

And shouldn't that be HURTZ <vbg> in this context ??? :-)

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