Members share both chemical composition (which can be deduced from the spectrum of the light they reflect) and orbital characteristics.
The atomic number of an element could thus be deduced from the spectrum of X-rays that the nuclei emitted.
It could vaporize a rock and identify its minerals from the spectrum of light they emitted, or drill a sample and tease apart its chemical constituents.
On the podium were black officeholders, speakers from the spectrum of black organizations on Long Island, and two people who had come from Manhattan — Kevin Muhammad, of Muhammad Mosque No. 7, and Al Sharpton.
At the inaugural concert, Mr. Newman is planning to demonstrate the organ's capabilities through performances from the spectrum of organ literature, including compositions by Mozart and Bach, along with his own work.
They are the heart and soul of Northern Lights from the spectrum of colours used to capture the ambience of each scene to the expressions etched on the faces of the characters.
Members of the younger set are less concerned with boundaries, drawing from the spectrum of pop of the last decade in their music: post-Timbaland hip-hop rumbles, trance-influenced thump, dance music driven by arena-rock guitars, straightforward balladry.
It is not just the cava vintners saying this, but also executives from the spectrum of industries that make up Catalonia's 200 billion euro economy, roughly equivalent to that of Portugal.
The simulation results support the common practice of estimating scaling parameters from the spectrum of observed groundwater levels.
For this purpose, subtraction of the spectrum of dry samples from the spectrum of water-saturated films has been performed.
Free from SAR image formation, another group of approaches can directly extract the feature from the spectrum of raw data.
