Sentence examples for Lack of spectral from inspiring English sources

We note that compensation of the time offset requires interpolation, which is possible given the lack of spectral aliasing.

Special circumstances such as overlapping of analytes, the lack of spectral selectivity and also the lack of trilinearity, have been compensated with "mathematic separation" through PARAFAC2 modelling.

Lidar has established its position as providing accurate material for structure-based analyses but its limited availability, relatively short history, and lack of spectral information, however, are generally impeding the use of lidar data for change detection purposes.

Due to the lack of spectral aliasing afforded by the chosen waveform and sampling frequency, we can write (G^{n}_{tau,theta }[k]=G^{n}[k]e^{-j 2pi frac {k}{N_{p}T_{s}} tau -theta)}).1.

This may be the result of low vegetation cover of the region (28%), the lack of spectral contrast in arid vegetation types, and the ground resolution of Hyperion (900 m2) that reduced the ability to identify spectrally pure end-members to represent different land cover components.

The ferrylHb species was ruled out because: (a) there was no exposure to H2O2, nor were there any environmental conditions that would lead to such exposure; and, (b) the spectra do not show evidence of its existence, primarily by the lack of spectral broadening where the 577 nm shoulder drops off steeply around 585 nm.

While there have been several recent measurements of the solar XUV irradiance, detailed understanding of the solar XUV irradiance, especially its variability during flares, has been hampered by the lack of high spectral resolution measurements in this wavelength range.

Linear combination fitting was performed with only one adsorbed P standard due to the similarities and lack of identifying spectral features between the "adsorbed ortho-P" and "adsorbed TPP" reference spectra.

Michell et al. (2012) showed that there is a lack of flickering spectral power at perpendicular wavenumber of larger than 2 × 10−3 m−1, suggesting the existence of a minimum spatial scale for flickering auroral patches of approximately the O+ ion gyro-radius (approximately 1 km) at the interaction altitude.

The NIR spectra display considerable resemblance, and the lack of distinguished spectral features makes it challenging to visually differentiate between the samples.

As a result of the lack of complete spectral overlap in the out-of-focus regions, the peak power and correlating intensity of the beam is markedly lower in these zones.