Sentence examples for groups of bands from inspiring English sources

Based on the average electron configuration of oxygen, to consider as a nanowire of the semiconductor type with four completely filled energy bands (groups of bands).

It is known [1] that spectrum of initial phosphate hydroxyapatite is characterized by two intense groups of bands around 1,040 and 570 cm−1.

As it is known [26], hydroxyapatite spectrum is characterized with two intensive groups of bands about 1040 and 570 cm− 1.

Based on the average electron configuration of oxygen, to consider as a nanowire of the semiconductor type with four completely filled energy bands (groups of bands).  .

In IR spectra of Fe3O4/DMSA nanocomposite (Fig. 2a), three basic groups of bands at ~550, ~1400, ~1630; 2505; and 2510 cm−1 are observed corresponding to S S, C=O, and S H bonds of DMSA cover on a surface of magnetite.

The infrared transmission spectra of pure and praseodymium ion-doped Li2O-MO-B2O3 glasses exhibit three groups of bands: (i) in the region 1,320 1,380 cm−1, (ii) in the region 930 1,020 cm−1 and (iii) a band at about 710 cm−1.

If we were called 'The Fuck Bags' but sounded the same, we'd conveniently be compared to a whole different group of bands".

For now, though, this group of bands charges on and on, exciting themselves, exciting each other and gradually exciting more and more strangers, too.

A tribe comprised a group of bands that shared bonds of tradition, language, and culture; they were usually not formal political entities.

There are so many songs on so many compilations, it's hard to remember them all … Film&Music: It's the Golden Dawn, part of a little group of bands from Texas on the International Artists label.

In New York, Cro-Mags provided the brawn and Bad Brains extolled the virtues of violently executed musicianship, while in Austin, Texas, the scene revolved around a militantly leftwing and gay group of bands including the Dicks and MDC (Millions of Dead Cops).