Sentence examples for soft spectra from inspiring English sources

For low-luminosity systems (L ⩽ 0.2LEdd), there exists only the solution of hard spectra; while for high-luminosity systems (L ⩾ 0.8LEdd), there exist both solutions of hard and soft spectra.

We find two types of solutions corresponding to hard spectrum and soft spectrum.

The resulting power strategy also marks out the subbands to be used — essentially achieving soft spectrum sensing.

On the other hand, for the soft spectrum case, the difference is very small, less than 4%.

In the soft spectrum case, since there are not many photons around the energy, we do not find a significant difference between the two yield models.

The absence of a statistically significant increase in the observed concentration of the cosmogenic nuclide 10Be for 1859 indicates that the solar cosmic radiation produced in the Carrington event had a soft spectrum, similar to other interplanetary shock-dominated events.

We show two cases of the spectrum of the radiation field; one has a hard spectrum as a background radiation dominated by QSOs, which is the case with the spectral index p = 1, and the other has a soft spectrum with p = 5 for a comparison.

The loop connecting the theoretical four vectors is clockwise in the order of N, E, S, and W in the case of hard rigidity spectrum (γ = 0 and pu > 100 GV), but in the case of the soft spectrum it is anticlockwise.

The gorgeous, soft spectrum of color that emerges when a ray of light passes through a crystal prism is so simple but so spectacular.

The reflected ions have musch softer spectra.

Also Ta and W neutron spectra were close to each other, but W target produces softer spectra than Ta.