Sentence examples for expected spectra from inspiring English sources

They then compared these expected spectra with the actual unpublished spectrum from Fermi, the most sensitive gamma-ray detector ever built.

Within a two-source model of particle generation, one of which is associated with an expanding magnetic loop, we solved the transport equation in energy phase space, including adiabatic losses simultaneously with the stochastic acceleration process, and calculate the expected spectra of the delayed component at the source.

Some IR and C NMR spectra were analyzed this way but the majority were H NMR. A class discussion would evolve about the key differences between the expected spectra of the molecules on display and then the instructor could zoom into relevant regions to explore those details.

As expected, spectra collected at 25 °C show increased mobility compared to those collected at 10 °C.

As expected, spectra that reflect low amounts of light (e.g., spectrum 3) have low brightness scores while those, such as spectrum 4, that reflect highly in part or all of the spectrum show high brightness values.

At the other end of the "2015 collaborations we expected" spectrum from Britney and Iggy is this new record, out this week on Norwegian label Smalltown Supersound.

Figures 7(a) and 7(b) illustrate the expected spectrum sensing time with and  ms [4].

Figure 7 With the spectrum sensing reliability index,, the analysis results of the expected spectrum sensing time,, with are presented.

In contrast to 300 ms (=10 ms × 30 channels) of the conventional approach, with the extended spectrum map, the expected spectrum sensing time,, is below 300 ms.

If we assume that there are total kinds of active legal systems, then the expected spectrum can be expressed as (27).

After both the network weights and the transmission parameters have converged to their optimal solutions, the frequency response of the designed signal can best approximate to the expected spectrum.