Sentence examples for bands that were derived from inspiring English sources

The ozone spectra of the Huggins and Chappuis bands that were derived from the OSIRIS measurements were found to be in good agreement with the simulated spectra of known amounts of ozone from a radiative transfer model.

This creates a prominent band of unphosphorylated Maf1 that is derived both from the dephosphorylation of existing phospho-Maf1, and the translation of new Maf1.

Modern UV imaging systems allow for a clear visualisation of the wood composition that is derived from the aromatic absorbance band due to lignin (Fig.  4).

The energy band diagrams of InN/Si heterojunctions under zero bias and forward bias that are derived from Anderson model are shown in Figure 6a, b, respectively.

Thirty Seconds to Mars drew influences from artists such as Pink Floyd, The Cure, Björk, Rush, The Who, and Depeche Mode; according to Shannon Leto, the inspirations derived from "mostly big conceptional bands; bands that had depth; bands that were dynamic".

For most bands that's not sustainable.

Nine plants (11%) derived from six independent crosses showed novel hybridizing bands that were not present in the parental GT DsB lines (Table 1).

When the locations of utility lines are collected directly such as in GPR, the 3D Probability G-band can be simplified into 3D Probability Bands that can be derived via the 3D buffering approach.

An additional blot using antibodies against total ERBB2 showed the same image and thus confirmed that the bands indeed were derived from ERBB2 (not shown).

Two genotypes (P08 and P09) identified in isolates from V5 differed in only 1 DNA band, indicating that they were derived from a common ancestor and caused infections in the village for 3 years (from 2004 2006).

The XMM fits are compared to the fluxes derived from the HETGS and LETGS data in energy bands that are 0.05E wide.