Sentence examples for class spectra from inspiring English sources

The measured CLASS spectra were compared with numerical calculations which use the complex refractive index of gold and various values of the A-parameter, a phenomenological correction introduced in the literature to account for homogeneous broadening caused by finite size and interface effects.

Male stoicism cuts across the class spectrum in Britain.

Christian Lorentzen on the pitfalls of writing across the class spectrum.

Social relationships across the entire class spectrum were being transformed.

Things are very different elsewhere on the class spectrum.

Across the class spectrum, the gap year is no longer regarded as a universal good.

As for what we know of the passengers themselves, who range across the class spectrum?

Why or why not? -Where on the class spectrum would you place your family, and why? -How does your class status personally affect you?

John Lanchester's recent novel, "Capital," is full of sharply drawn characters, men and women living at different points on the class spectrum of modern England, whose lives intersect in a series of increasingly fraught episodes.

But Britain's property obsession entrenches poverty and social exclusion at one end of the class spectrum, and boosts the wealth and profits of the small number at the opposite end of the scale.

Before we see him as a homeless man in Time Out of Mind, he's at the opposite end of the wealth and class spectrum in this undercooked potboiler.