Sentence examples for and in the spectrum from inspiring English sources

Vulnerability is shameful, even taboo; and in the spectrum of human shortcomings, poverty is the greatest frailty.

As the chart below shows, the two titans' investment in their wireless networks and in the spectrum needed to carry voice and data traffic over them has dwarfed that of their rivals.

Methylation of the hydroxyl group at the 5 or 4′ position leads to a hypsochromic shift of the maximum at 352 nm [ 8], and in the spectrum of diosmetin (J2) it appears at 348 nm.

There are corresponding τs in TE, SBP and HR themselves and in the spectrum of solar wind speed and in geomagnetics (aa index) for several orderingly statistically significant peaks between trial τs of 2.0 and 0.7 years; this congruence differs among variables and τs involved; it is differential.

LN, is a term introduced by Haagensen in 1978 to describe lobular proliferations involving preexisting lesions like adenosis and includes both ALH and LCIS in the spectrum 18.

Soon more series were discovered elsewhere in the spectrum of hydrogen and in the spectra of other elements as well.

The N H vibrational bands become weaker and broader in the spectrum of stabilized Au nanoparticles.

The disordered kesterite has a structure like the stannite and manifests in the spectrum as a band at 331 cm−1 [2331

The high-order (( {left|{omega}_rightrangle}_n ), n ≥ 2) hybridized antibonding modes are weak and unvisualized in the spectrum.

The high-order antibonding modes (|ω +〉 n, n ≥ 2) are always weak and unvisualized in the spectrum [8,21].

SABER only shows Ds0 and Dw2 in the spectrum at this altitude with relative amplitude of 10%.