Sentence examples for probable spectrum from inspiring English sources

In 2003, the International Commission on Illumination CIEE) adopted a range of 15 standard skies covering the whole probable spectrum of skies in the world.

Recently, the International Commission on Illumination CIEE) has adopted a range of 15 standard skies covering the whole probable spectrum of usual skies found in the world.

Recently, the International Commission on Illumination CIEE) has adopted a range of 15 standard sky distributions representing the whole probable spectrum of actual skies in the world.

Recently, the International Commission on Illumination CIEE) has adopted a range of 15 standard skies which cover the whole probable spectrum of skies in the world.

The prediction results display the structure with the numbered atoms and a table with the probable spectrum of the biotransformation reaction.

Recently, the International Commission on Illumination CIEE) has adopted a range of 15 standard skies, which include the existing CIE overcast, very clear and cloudless polluted skies, covering the whole probable spectrum of usual skies found in the world.

This observation suggests that if any information related to the probable illuminant spectrum is available then it might be possible to improve the interpretation of the features obtained from a pixel-level colour constancy algorithm.

Long-term medical research is being conducted to investigate the possibility of developing vaccines and supplements that, when administered, might raise the effectiveness of the recipient's immune system to protect against the whole spectrum of probable biological warfare agents.

Our results show that MV has the highest bitrate variability and the highest multifractal nature (for the most probable singularity in the spectrum), while the FS video format has the smallest values of these parameters.

The most probable interpretation of such spectra is the presence of volcanic rock, which would be related to accumulated magma intrusion during episodes of volcanic activity.

If we consider relatively high correlation between such random inhomogeneity with gradual spectral gradient and igneous rock area that is recently pointed out in the southwestern Japan (Takahashi et al. 2013), the most probable interpretation of such spectra is the existence of volcanic rock, related to the accumulated magma intruded during episodes of volcanic activity.