Sentence examples for sequence of spectra from inspiring English sources
An example sequence of spectra taken on 5 April 2007 between 17:14:18 UT and 17:14:54 UT showed a scattering cross section enhancement at 243 km altitude of more than 7 times the value at the beginning of the time interval.
Time sequences of spectra in the visible and near infrared as well as in the ultraviolet have been taken, covering a range of heights from the solar photosphere up into the transition region.
Multi-spectra peptide sequencing problem The simultaneous sequencing of spectra from multiple peptides (e.g. PEPTIDE, PEPTID and EPTIDE) requires solving two problems: (i) finding the correct multiple alignment between all spectra (described in the next subsection) and (ii) reconstructing a maximal-scoring peptide from the aligned spectra.
Essentially the same sequence of PL spectra is obtained also for the Si NPs of type LO in aerogel.
About 360 times as luminous and 3.75 times as massive as the Sun, it is expanding and cooling as it ages, having spent much of its life as a main sequence star of spectrum B6V.
The automated sequence involved collection of spectra at 30 K intervals during cooling from ∼280 to ∼10 K, with a period of 20 min allowed for thermal equilibration before data collection.
Still, most approaches in speech technology, whether it is speech recognition, speech synthesis, speaker recognition, or speech coding, seem to rely on impoverished representations of the modulation spectrum in the form of a sequence of short-time spectra, possibly extended with explicit information about the dynamic changes in the form of delta and delta-delta coefficients.
It is suitable to globally align chromatograms, which are sequences of mass spectra.
To benchmark UniNovo in de novo sequencing of paired spectra, CID/ETD2 and CID/ETD3 datasets were analyzed by UniNovo.
Of the phosphopeptides that were identified, manual sequencing of mass spectra unambiguously localized the site of phosphorylation on 549 of the peptides.
This makes the modulation spectrum a fundamentally more informative representation of audio signals than a sequence of short-time spectra.
