Sentence examples for distinct spectrum from inspiring English sources

First, the K-means method was used to cluster all of the signals into six distinct spectrum clusters.

A wobbling star emits a distinct spectrum: Its signature of light, spread into the colors of the rainbow, shifts slightly toward the red end and then toward the blue.

According to the coordinates of two distinct spectrum peaks, the rotation angles of their energy-concentrated domain can be determined, and the source number can be easily obtained by the peak number.

Importantly, serum IgGs from naive 2F5 and 4E10 KI strains selectively eliminate gp41 and lipid binding, respectively, suggesting B cells expressing 2F5 or 4E10 as BCRs exhibit specificity for a distinct spectrum of host Ags, including selective interactions by 2F5 BCR B cells (i.e., and not 4E10 BCR B cells) with those mimicked by its gp41 neutralization epitope.

In contrast to the known associated HLA alleles in Caucasians, we found a whole distinct spectrum of associated alleles.

Transplant recipients experience markedly elevated risk of a distinct spectrum of lymphoma subtypes.

Numerous antimicrobial agents with distinct spectrums of action, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics have been used in its treatment.

Distinct spectra with high sound pressure levels are observed at the fundamental frequency as well as the higher harmonics.

Different plants and soil types reflect distinct spectrums, allowing scientists to construct point-by-point maps of the forest and its resources, including the stinging nettles, wild celery, thistles and bedstraw that mountain gorillas like to eat most.

However, the question of whether these two independent sequences of natural frequencies, implies the existence of two distinct spectra of frequencies, has been a long standing topic of debate, and hitherto has not been resolved completely.

This paper is concerned with the question of whether there are, indeed, two distinct spectra of frequencies for the transverse vibrations of Timoshenko beams as has been claimed by a number of prior authors for the case of the simply supported beam and, more recently, for beams supported in an arbitrary manner.