Sentence examples for broader bands from inspiring English sources

In addition to the challenge of broader bands, the performance of AR structures is also limited by factors such as omnidirectional properties and polarization of incident light.

The reflectance from a selected sub-wavelength or gradient index structures have come down to below 1% in the visible region of the spectrum and efforts are on to achieve broader bands of such enhanced AR regime.

Ag NPs usually exhibit the narrowest absorption bands in the UV range of 390 430 nm while Au and Cu NPs produce broader bands in the visible range of 520 590 nm (Huang and El-Sayed 2010).

Due to the broadness of the nitrate band of CN at low concentrations (see Figs. 4, 5), a second derivative transformation was found to be ineffective, as it generally enhances sharp peaks at the expense of broader bands [37].

After PEG, Rhod, and FA anchoring, 1700 1500 cm− 1 region of PEG,FA@MNPs shows broader bands due to the convolution of the vibrations of unreacted NH2, amide groups, and benzene rings of FA and Rhod (1630 1600 cm− 1) [35].

According to Bonazzi et al. [24] and Grundmann et al. [18], the As4S4 monomer units present in the arsenic sulfide glass most likely correspond to a mid-state between the As4S4 β – phase and the As4S4 χ – phase because of broader bands observed at 219, 235 and 245 cm−1 than expected for the more molecular ordered realgar or β – phase.

But Mr. Rove said Mr. Bush could also compete in an even broader band of states.

Then officials need to respond to a second, much broader, band of critics.

SGN3 appears to localize into a broader band, embedding growing CASP microdomains.

Warm moist climates are thought to produce broad bands of bright coal.

Broad bands indicate that cell cultures are heterogeneous state.