Sentence examples for spectrum account from inspiring English sources

For instance, in busy television markets like Los Angeles, the vacant slices of white-space spectrum account for a third of the airwaves used by broadcasters; in rural areas, they occupy anything up to three-quarters of the spectrum allocated to television.

But it's possible to spend three times that on a fully dressed Cayenne Turbo S. Porsche says the GTS, Turbo and Turbo S models, at the high end of the spectrum, account for about 40% of all Cayenne sales in the U.S. Despite the sticker spread, the vehicles share the same body, transmission and interior options.

By reference to databases of known metabolite NMR spectra, we identified the components present in each spectrum accounting for the vast majority (>90%) of the observed signals.

But after the 1% H2SO4 treatment, as in the example shown in Fig.  4, the resulting spectrum accounts just for the cellulose signals; see Fig.  5 after the 1% H2SO4 treatment and after 1%H2SO4+4% 4% NaOH treatment.

An additional signal at 12.85 ppm in the spectrum accounted for a less stable sixth U A bp (U8 and A12) of an underrepresented stem-loop with a triple-loop structure.

In the short period region the spectra account for the increase of input energy, due to plastification of the structure, through a new formula derived from extensive nonlinear analyses.

The three most frequently used spectra account for 63.7% of treated patients.

For a ferrihydrite film approaching equilibrium with 0.044, 0.14, 0.40 and 0.91 mM H4SiO4 the area of the spectra accounted for by monomeric species were 92%, 49%, 23% and 6%, respectively.

Spins/g quantification for each of the melanins was performed by obtaining double integrals of the EPR spectra, accounting for any difference in gain, and multiplying the result in arbitrary units of amplitude by 7.2×1011 spins/unit amplitude.

The percentage of variability in reflectance of eggshell colour spectra accounted for by taxonomy differed across the wavelength, and this was most apparent at short and long wavelengths (Figure 3).

In total, these seven proteins were identified with 10,239 spectra, accounting for 37% of all identifiable spectra generated across the four biological samples (two copulatory plugs, two uterine fluid samples), in spite of the fact that their combined length accounted for only 8% of the combined length of all proteins identified.