Sentence examples for emitting spectrum from inspiring English sources

It is also our desire to create a continuous emitting spectrum through the quantum dot technology with various sizes of the quantum dots.

The emitting spectrum of this light source is from 400 to 800 nm.

So our theoretical findings demonstrate that D-π-A-π-D type BTD derivatives are promising molecules that can be assembled to a series of materials with large TPA cross-section and emitting spectra in the red region.

The latest versions not only can detect infrared light emanating from a warm object, but can also decipher details of the chemical composition of the target from telltale wiggles in the emitted spectrum.

Although we examined the effect of the shock structure on the emitted spectrum with a large number of cells, it is hard to employ so many computational cells per dimension in multi-dimensional simulations.

Normal tissue can be differentiated from precancerous and cancerous sites based on the emitted spectrum or colour of the light, where the latter sites emit less light overall and preferentially at longer wavelength, e.g., in the red part of the spectrum.

However, the disruption compared to a star's overall natural emitted spectrum would most likely be too small to be noticed on Earth.

Thus, a Dyson sphere, constructed by life forms not dissimilar to humans, who dwelled in proximity to a Sun-like star, made with materials similar to those available to humans, would most likely cause an increase in the amount of infrared radiation in the star system's emitted spectrum.

The fluorescence emission spectrum was obtained by subtracting the background spectrum to the emitted spectrum.

(ii) The emission spectrum was obtained by subtracting the background from the emitted spectrum and by accumulating the N series.

The method used was as follows: (i) Measurements consisted in N series of 400 ms duration constituted by 200 ms emitted spectrum and 200 ms background.