Sentence examples for bands of each from inspiring English sources

The * symbol denotes the specific bands of each reference compound that could be used for triterpenes differentiation.

Large differences between the measured line strengths and the compiled ones in the HITRAN databases were found for the weak bands of each molecule.

Under cyclic torsion at a high shear strain amplitude, cross slip between slip bands of each slip system was an important process for the collapse of dislocation tangles into dislocation cell walls.

Meanwhile, the crystallization of PHB and PLLA was observed in the heating process by monitoring characteristic IR bands of each component for the low molecular weight PHB/PLLA 20/80 and 30/70 blends.

However, there can still be separate age effects given the broad and overlapping age bands of each competition (e.g., FLL is 8 14, FTC is roughly 12 18, FRC is roughly 14 18, VIQ is 8 14, and VEX is 11 18).

In general, the outlines of the band structures of the two superlattices seem to be similar to the 'rigid sum' of the bands of each constituent (i.e., the bands of independent germanene/silicene and MoS2 sheets), indicating that the couplings between the stacking sheets are relatively weak.

To this end, we first divide the sub-bands of each DWT level into blocks.

A second topic is to adopt non-uniform power allocation over the sub-bands of each cell.

By segmenting audio signals into heavily overlapped (31/32) frames and extracting a 32-bit sub-fingerprint from 33 Bark-scale frequency sub-bands of each frame according to the energy differences between sub-bands, PRH exhibits a certain robustness when audio lengths are stretched from −4% to +4%a on a small dataset consisting of only four music excerpts.

It is proposed to divide the frequency band of each data recorded on each sensor into frequency sub-bands.

This means that the efficient frequency band of each signal sources also changes randomly with each simulation.