Sentence examples for narrow spectra from inspiring English sources

We also observed that, for the other regulated masks without such narrow spectra notches, the designed waveform may basically respect the predefined emission mask.

The whole spectra [0 1100 (1200) eV] and the narrow spectra of all the elements with much high resolution were both recorded using RBD 147 interface (RBD Enterprises, USA) through the AugerScan 3.21 software.

Echoing previous studies from the northern part of the world, the Australian data, published today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, shows that flowers Down Under show the most color variance in the narrow spectra that insects are most sensitive to.

The whole spectra (0 to 1,100 eV) and the narrow spectra of Si 2p, O 1s, C 1s, and Al 2p with much high resolution were both recorded, and binding energies were calibrated using the containment carbon (C 1s = 284.6 eV).

One of the advantages of this representation as compared to more conventional features such as cepstral or predictive coefficients is its distributed nature along different time and spectral resolutions, capturing everything from broadband to narrow spectra, fast dynamics to slow temporal changes.

47.8% had formally too narrow spectra.

So, in its way, does the deliberately narrow spectrum of acts, mostly aerial in their emphasis.

More troubling — or perhaps telling — is that her sample captures a narrow spectrum.

They also reflect, not coincidentally, the narrow spectrum of ownership models in the country.

But even putting aside the health argument, the narrow spectrum of highly sweetened morning food is limiting and ultimately boring.

Bad versions can be cramped and miserly, and even a fine bottle can offer a fairly narrow spectrum of possibilities.