Sentence examples for band spectrum from inspiring English sources
noun
An absorption or emission spectrum consisting of bands of closely-spaced lines; characteristic of polyatomic molecules.
Plans to sell off TV band spectrum could undermine the future of wireless innovation.
Since the sunlight has a broad band spectrum and a very limited spatial coherence, interference effects can be neglected.
Ghez, J., Wang, Y. Y., Rammal, R., Pannetier, B. & Bellissard, J. Band spectrum for an electron on a Sierpinski gasket in a magnetic field.
The deficit super committee and congressional technology committees searching for new money are considering "incentive auctions" of the TV band spectrum.
John Abercrombie played on three of Billy Cobham's album releases after Spectrum, rather than in the band Spectrum, as originally stated.
The H band spectrum of the emission is inconsistent with any type of low effective temperature object or accreting protoplanetary disk.
Several more recent models predict one-third octave band spectra.
Band spectra, or molecular spectra, are produced by molecules radiating their rotational or vibrational energies, or both simultaneously.
Band spectra is the name given to groups of lines so closely spaced that each group appears to be a band, e.g., nitrogen spectrum.
By combining valence band spectra with core level spectra, the electronic properties of the molecule Si system can be understood.
We also obtained valence band spectra (VBS) to examine differences in the valence electronic structure between the Cu and the composite (Supplementary Fig. 9).
