We just narrow everybody down to a tiny little spectrum, and you really can't and you really shouldn't.
While we only see a tiny portion of the spectrum in the form of visible light, we can think of it as a range of light particles (photons) with different energies.
"The pregnant question is: what if we took a tiny amount of good spectrum and repurposed it?" It might at last become feasible and economic to begin bridging the world's digital divide.
"I don't know how many times I've heard people tell me in some bar, 'You're playing the soundtrack to my life.' " At a recent appearance at Spectrum, a tiny living-room venue on the Lower East Side, Ulrich performed several Big Lazy songs, including "Black Eyed Susan," an older, spacious ballad that features a haunting lap-steel solo drenched with reverb and tremolo.
Bocarsly and others have done better using the sun's ultraviolet light, which makes up only a tiny part of the spectrum.
There is a tiny dip in the spectra at 2,362 cm−1 due to the presence of atmospheric CO2 [35].
I can only go in a tiny little bit of the spectrum, especially in pink.
However, this mainly reflects an increase in the ultraviolet range of sunlight, which is only a tiny part of the solar spectrum.
He acquired that position, along with a lot of company stock, when Harken paid $2 million for Spectrum 7, a tiny, money-losing energy company with large debts of which Mr. Bush was C.E.O.
The DirecTV system also offers a service — free to everyone — called Kiteline, which uses a tiny slice of the broadband spectrum for passengers to send and receive e-mail messages and instant messages.
