Sentence examples for hard band from inspiring English sources

Optical identification for a sample of 34 sources detected in the hard band revealed that at least six of them are type-2 AGNs.

We also discovered an extended source, Suzaku J1840.2-0544, in the hard band (2.0 8.0 keV) with an emission line at 6.1 keV.

The spectra becomes steeper with decreasing flux, and the peak or bottom of the light curve in the soft band is delayed from those in hard band.

They can be identified as a bulge or hard band under the skin.

Parts of the district are underlain by hard bands of old red sandstone (a geologic formation of the Devonian Period [about 420 to 360 million years ago]), but in the east a more fertile lowland is drained by the River Severn.

This is where a cutting tool called a "dermasector" is moved beneath the skin to cut the hard bands of connective tissue that are the culprit for the lumpy look of cellulite.

It's scarily thrilling to hear Carpenter's classic electronic and synth-rock soundtracks played pulverisingly loud, by a granite-hard band including the director, his son and godson, as scenes from the films prompt whoops of recognition.

He also piles on the demographic strokers, some of which (an ironic title card, an omniscient narrator) work, some of which (Gordon-Levitt's trying-too-hard band T-shirt wardoobe) don't.

The ASCA soft-band image shows the well-known shell-like feature whereas the ASCA hard-band image shows rather center-filled morphology with a hard X-ray compact source at the blow-up southern region.

Until fairly recently, the paucity of X-ray data from these objects was notable, but now sensitive hard-band missions such as Chandra and XMM-Newton are routinely detecting broad absorption line quasars.

"Then, they were still a hard core band, a straight-edge band which is a phrase used for a band not using drugs or drink," he said.