Sentence examples for natural spectrum from inspiring English sources

The mass spectrum of this mixture will be a combination of the natural spectrum of the element plus the unnatural one of the spike.

Some use digital imaging to keep hunters concealed; some also add features that foil animals' ability to detect colors outside their natural spectrum or that lock human odors behind a carbon-fiber shield.

A slight man with an air of gray-bearded grandiloquence, Brandston contends that his root objection to the law, which he calls "immoral," is connected to his professional appreciation of incandescence, which mimics the natural spectrum.

We also obtain a number of negative results such as examples of convolution operators onL1(G) without natural local spectra, but with natural spectrum in the sense of Zafran.

Due to an increasing demand of wireless devices and the limitation of natural spectrum resources, the cognitive radio (CR) has been introduced to optimize the use of the available spectrum [1].

The heavy influence of Maori, Samoan, and Japanese cultures (where third gender or intersex people are fully accepted as a part of the natural spectrum of sexuality) puts Assume Nothing into a class all by itself.

However, unlike the phase spectrum, adaptation to the amplitude spectra did not confer a selective performance advantage relative to more natural spectra.

For five hyperspectral natural images [51], we randomly sampled 1000 pixels, making a total of 5000 natural spectra, each sampled at 10 nm intervals.

We further show that this bias - rather than a bias in the distribution of natural spectra or in the cone response functions per se - is sufficient to explain the HK effect.

While the spectra used for the 'training set' are consistent with natural spectra, the spectra used for measuring the ideal observer's 'predicted reflectance' of surfaces (the 'test set') are the much simpler spectra used in psychophysical experiments for measuring the HK effect in humans.

We trapped the males on the campus of Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona, USA (details available in [ 44]) and housed them in groups of 2 in wire cages (0.6 × 0.4 × 0.3 m), in a greenhouse room that provided a natural photoperiod and semi-natural spectrum of light (i.e. the greenhouse glass blocked ultraviolet light).