Sentence examples for points of the spectrum from inspiring English sources

An approximation is applied to connect the pivot points of the spectrum in order to derive a continuum, but more problematically, the CR procedure does not recognize the true essence of the vertical shift at the very beginning of the spectra (the CR value always equals one at that point).

The data revealed that all three points of the spectrum of barakol peak had the same pattern.

In the work, the Cauchy problem is considered for a singularly perturbed system with zero points of the spectrum.

Main results: An analog of the resolvent operator (= quasi-resolvent operator of D) is defined for points of the spectrum of D and its evident form is given.

Most think that the New Heartland is overly conservative, but the truth is New Heartland Pro-Millennials fall on all points of the spectrum when it comes to political identification.

Multifractal properties are usually presented using multifractal spectra, as it was done previously, but by extracting characteristic points of the spectrum, it is possible to conduct a more accurate, but narrower, quantitative comparison.

It wasn't a bad idea because frankly he provided a fairly opposite-end-of-the-spectrum point of view (to put it mildly).

The dependences of PV on the excitation intensity (I ex) measured at characteristic points of the spectra are presented in Fig. 5.

The background scatter for each fluorescent emission spectra was removed by creating individual baseline curves from three points of the spectra, 400 nm, a baseline mid point and at 600 nm points, and solving for the exponential (y = emx).

After all, since then we've had Pop and post-Pop; appropriation has metastasized; and every point of the spectrum between high and low art seems to have been visited, glorified and revisited.

As a result, income at the middle point of the spectrum went down, while remaining flat at the bottom, something that happened from the late 1980s to the early 2000s, he said.