Sentence examples for intensity split from inspiring English sources

In addition, some of the affected resonances exhibit pronounced changes in intensity, split farther apart, or disappear with changes in temperature.

The transport equation for radiative intensity was split into different wavelength ranges.

Input intensity was split into 50 50 at a position of x = 21 μm with gap 2.1 μm, which is very close to the experimental result (2.237 μm).

The broad band at 1637 cm−1 decreased in intensity and split into two bands after Cr VI) loading signifying its involvement in Cr VI) removal in all three sorbents.

Table 1 Parameters for working elements Analyte Wavelength (nm) Lamp intensity (mA) Split (nm) Cd 228.8 3 1.2 Pb 283.3 4 0.8 Table 2 Analytical parameters for arsenic determination by HGAAS Parameter Result Wavelength 193.7 nm Acid volume 10 mL (3 mol l−1 HCl) Reductant 10 g L−1 NaBH4 Reaction time 20 s Read time 50 s.

Despite the fact that for 4-APEBA-derivatized aldehydes the ion intensity is split over the two Br isotope peaks, the response for the 4-APC derivatives of pentanal and heptanal in the extracted-ion chromatograms (with m/ z 265 and 293, respectively) is the same as that for the 4-APEBA derivatives of pentanal and heptanal (with m/ z 433 and 461, respectively).

The β-sheet peaks of the FBP28 W8Y mutant have decreased intensity and splitting, such that they are shifted to 1641 and 1673 cm 1.

In this formulation, the phonon intensity is first split into two components: ballistic and diffusive.

Thunderclap headache is described as a sudden, unusually severe headache which reaches its maximum intensity within a split second or, at most, a few minutes.

While building additional halogens into a tag could yield an even more distinguishable isotopic signature, sensitivity for its detection may be compromised, as the same total signal intensity will be split among more peaks.

The relative intensity change of the split Raman line at ∼ 900 cm−1 in LiClO4/EC was treated quantitatively.