Sentence examples for spectra now from inspiring English sources

There are several models and reference spectra now included in SOLAR2000 including the S2K extreme ultraviolet (EUV) irradiance model provided by Tobiska (S2K: 1–121 nm), the vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) model provided by Woods (VUV2002: 1 420 nm), and the ASTM-E490 reference spectrum (122 1,000,000 nm).

Clustering for D. mau. was also improved; all spectra now merging in the same tree, even though the two aberrant spectra from D. tei.

You see more of the spectrum now.

"We have both ends of the spectrum now," she said.

Post auction, the share of all mobile spectrum now held by Everything Everywhere is 36%.

Yet all sides of the political spectrum now talk of an impending "train crash".

It will also be necessary to free up radio spectrum now used for military and satellite communications.

My initial suggestion was to sell off some of the radio spectrum now used for television broadcasts.

Retrospective diagnosis is now something of a subspecialty for both psychologists and historians, and the catalogue of famous figures who have been placed on the spectrum now includes Newton, Mozart, Beethoven, Jane Austen, Kant, Jefferson, Darwin, Lewis Carroll, Emily Dickinson, and Wittgenstein.

Various venues, Katoomba, from 13-15 March Surrender to the techin Sydney with an evening of all things sci-fi, retro-futuristic and steampunk, programmed by dLux Media arts as part of the city's Spectrum Now festival.

And how widely will the personal intrusion filter down the political spectrum, now that it has proved successful at leader level (where at least the wives have professional PR support on hand to help them deal with it)?