Sentence examples for spectral extent from inspiring English sources

In addition to the simplicity in implementation, this architecture allows scaling up of the SC average power by increasing the pulse repetition rate and the corresponding pump power, while keeping the peak power, and, hence, the spectral extent approximately constant.

The key for achieving a spectrally agile waveform that enables the coexistence of both PU and SU transmissions within a specified spatial, temporal, and spectral vicinity is to exert strict control over the spectral extent of the transmitted signal.

Extending the interference term to describe a source with a finite spectral extent, modeled here as a Gaussian distribution, yields a detected interference term that is integrated across the wavenumber spectrum: Here, k 0== 2 π / λ 0 is the center wavenumber and δk is a measure of the spectral bandwidth of the illumination.

Although the beamformer in Section 3.1 is able to reduce the interference, i.e., noise and reverberation, to some extent, spectral enhancement schemes are able to further reduce reverberation as well as noise.

The prime objective of this study was to measure to what extent spectral and other characteristics of BC were changed under the performance of BC interaction with the earthly rock – anorthosite – via microorganisms.

Here, we investigate to what extent spectral unmixing addresses these issues.

Although these ZnTPPs are assigned to J-aggregation at different extent, the spectral analysis reveals a significant role of the intermolecular interactions associated with varying mesoscale architectures.

Together, our results suggest that for PEGylated AuNPs, the serum concentration has a greater effect on the extent of spectral shift experienced by PEGylated AuNPs at early times following introduction to cells, but this effect diminishes with longer incubation time.

The results indicate that the proposed method: (1) is suitable for scale-controlled generation of streamflow time series and (2) provides reliable information as to the extent of spectral properties present in the original data that need to be preserved.

A special vocal ornament in Byzantine chant (BC), the single cycle ornamentation structure (SCOS), is defined and compared with the vibrato with respect to its time (rate, extent) and spectral (slope [SS], relative speaker's formant [SPF] level, formant frequencies [Fi] and bandwidths [Bi], and noise-to-harmonics ratio [NHR]) characteristics.

These previous results suggest a possibility that the extent of spectral shifting for AuNPs following cellular interaction could depend on whether they are PEGylated since the optical properties of plasmonic NPs are highly sensitive to their local dielectric environment and proximity to other plasmonic NPs [8, 23, 24].