Sentence examples for good spectrum from inspiring English sources
Organizations across the 'doing good' spectrum such as TOMS, Warby Parker, and Charity: Water, among others, are showing the way.
A good spectrum of mostly Australian wines is available by the glass; there is a corkage charge of $2 if diners bring their own wine.
We had what was supposed to be a spectrum of informed opinion, and which actually was a good spectrum of what passes for informed opinion.
"The pregnant question is: what if we took a tiny amount of good spectrum and repurposed it?" It might at last become feasible and economic to begin bridging the world's digital divide.
Remarkably, 1,2,4-triazoles were found to possess a good spectrum of antifungal potency, which eventually suggested the azole template as an essential pharmacophore to diversify the biological occupations of the attendant molecules.
The ubiquitous problem of good spectrum estimation has been researched for many years, and in their seminal 1958 book Blackman and Tukey describe a 'pilot spectrum,' a 'simple and cheap preliminary estimate' of the spectral density function.
It can give good spectra, even for a spread of 5percentt in energy of the ion beam, and can be used with virtually any ion source.
Getting good spectra for things so far away is tricky (they're very dim!), so there are a lot more high-redshift candidates than there are spectroscopically confimed high-redshift galaxies.
Using 785 nm and 0.1 % power produced good spectra for lead white in both embedded and loose samples.
The above mobile phase composition enabled the peak shape and elution of the drug, and in this separation, the UV detector has good spectra of the drug.
Although many pigments that exhibit good Raman scattering, such as vermillion, Prussian blue, red lead and ultramarine, yielded good spectra with all excitation wavelengths, the results confirmed that the green (532 nm) and the red (633 nm) lasers available in the Durham portable, in situ instrument produced consistently good results for a high proportion of the pigments (Table 3).
