Sentence examples for produced spectra from inspiring English sources

The early soil P-NMR work produced spectra that were often very broad, with little resolution of individual peaks.

Here, the final conclusions, the produced spectra and a map of the analyzed spots are presented together with a commentary text.

The LCVF image was atmospherically corrected and converted to reflectance units, using the empirical line method (e.g., [34, 37]), which produced spectra with fewer noise artifacts for this 1994 image than ATREM [38].

Subsequent P-31 NMR analysis of remaining gill tissue produced spectra that were typical for their sex.

Nonetheless experiments produced spectra of good quality and although most proteins appeared to be similarly localised, some showed a different distribution across the antenna (fig. S1).

In this configuration, an integrating sphere and a spectrometer were used to output and measure the optically produced spectra.

Ordinary transparent media like water, glass and crystal slow light slightly, an effect that causes the bending of light rays that allows lenses to focus images and prisms to produce spectra.

Future space exploration, addressing the question of whether life exists elsewhere in the solar system, will rely on the mass spectrometer to produce spectra of those molecules characteristic of life.

Although magnetism originates at the atomic scale, the existing spectroscopic techniques sensitive to magnetic signals only produce spectra with spatial resolution on a larger scale.

For instance, depending on experimental conditions mass-spectrometry can produce spectra containing a lot of structural information, but extraction of the details can be very complicated.

In rapid kVp switching the X-ray tube voltage is rapidly modulated to different kVp levels, producing spectra of lower and higher energies (left).