Sentence examples for spectrum equivalent from inspiring English sources

New spectrum – equivalent to two-thirds of the radio frequencies currently used for mobile – has been put under the hammer.

Here as FLR period, the period belonging to the maximum occurrence frequency of the occurrence frequency spectrum (equivalent resonance curve) of pulsations has been considered.

So if we just compare this spectrum with the original spectrum at the top, what we can see is that, in effect, what we've done is to extract a portion of the spectrum equivalent to processing with a high pass filter.

The auction will sell off a huge chunk of available spectrum, equivalent to three-quarters of the mobile spectrum in use today.

Other alternatives for calculating the seismic loads are the simplified modal response spectrum (equivalent static load) method or time history analysis method.

The absorption peak in UV spectrum equivalent to the surface plasmon resonance, the peak found at 400 nm, and the maximum synthesis of silver nanoparticles occurred at 96 h of incubation.

For determination of important characteristics of cosmic rays (particle fluxes, LET and fast neutron spectra, equivalent doses and heavy ion fluxes) a nuclear emulsion has been used as a controllable threshold detector.

From this spectrum, an equivalent series resistance (ESR) can be obtained.

On the other end of the spectrum, the equivalent figure was 9 percent for Memphis natives, 13 percent for Atlanta natives and 15 percent for Indianapolis natives.

When PT symmetry is unbroken, that is, gispectrum is equivalent to that of the closed system as discussed above and the conventional RG flow diagram with hyperbolic flows is reproduced (Fig. 1b).

There is good correlation between the peak temperature positions obtained from the global TSDC spectrum at equivalent frequency and those obtained from DS.