Sentence examples for some spectral from inspiring English sources

He imagines himself sitting in Helena's flat all day, "awaiting some spectral visitor such as himself".

The sensation is of being pinned to the bed, often accompanied by hallucinations of some spectral entity at the bedside.

John Carey reads the poems of John Donne "as if they were confidential memos to Donne's confessor or marriage-counselor, or to some spectral Jacobean psychiatrist".

It's an unruly array, but when I look at these objects and touch their surfaces they play off each other, conjuring some spectral glow of Zweig's time.

In plants these physical principles are exemplified only by the total reflection of white light by some fungi and bacteria and by the petals of some flowers and barks, and by some spectral interference in certain sea plants.

Some spectral lightning did strike his house, but instead of consuming his family and their rooms, it suffused the house with a glow so tangible that Wes wondered whether, if he opened his mouth, some of the light might land and melt on his tongue.

Some spectral characteristics of the intercoach spacing and the bogie region are highlighted and interpreted.

We first recall some spectral properties of such operators: localization of the spectrum and resolvent estimates.

We study some spectral properties of the adjacency operator of non-homogeneous networks.

In this paper we study in detail some spectral properties of the magnetic discrete Laplacian.

Additionally, some spectral quality measures have been adapted to spatial quality assessment.