Sentence examples for spectroscopic bandwidth from inspiring English sources
The method is analogous to echo planar CSI but utilizes conventional gradient echoes, exploiting the principle of spectroscopic bandwidth extension by interleaving temporally offset gradient-echo trains.
The use of high-sensitivity coils implies a high Q, which limits the maximum spectroscopic imaging bandwidth (SW).
Radio telescopes are used to measure broad-bandwidth continuum radiation as well as narrow-bandwidth spectroscopic features due to atomic and molecular lines found in the radio spectrum of astronomical objects.
On the one hand, the nonlinear nature of the process demands short pulses (ps or fs) with high peak power, and on the other hand a system with good tunability or a large bandwidth is necessary for spectroscopic measurements.
An alternative to these techniques is molecular imaging true-color spectroscopic (METRiCS) OCT which uses a wide spectral bandwidth laser source centered in the visible spectrum and the dual window (DW) processing method [ 5], which reveals spatially resolved spectroscopic information with high resolution in both the spatial domain and the spectral domain.
In the case of NOM, this inevitable relationship has been observed in many spectroscopic, separation and chemical experiments, resulting in data with a remarkably limited bandwidth of variance, even when advanced techniques (e.g. at the level of one-dimensional solid-state C NMR spectroscopy) are used [ 44, 45].
provided the galaxies' spectroscopic redshifts.
Fluorescence energy transfer as a spectroscopic ruler.
Sparrow, C. M. On spectroscopic resolving power.
Koss, M. et al. BAT AGN spectroscopic survey.
