Sentence examples for spectrum span from inspiring English sources

These new water-soluble photosensitizers have been designed for their potential use in PDT: they are endowed with facilitated accumulation into cancer cells, and their respective Q bands, in the near-infrared region of the visible spectrum, span over the deepest therapeutic window of human tissues.

With respect to a typical fluorescence spectrum span of about 80 nm, such a device provides only 8 points characterizing the emission spectrum.

The electromagnetic spectrum spans a wavelength range of 1012 metres, from long radio waves (about 10 km [6.2 miles]) to short X-rays (about 1 nm [1 nm = 10 9 metre]), but human eyes detect radiation over only the small visible range of 400 700 nm.

The range of radio frequency (RF) spectrum spans 3 kHz to several hundred GHz.

The spread spectrum signal appears as wideband noise and occupies the entire frequency spectrum spanned by the audio signal.

This smearing can lead the clutter spectrum spans more widely in frequency domain and masks the targets.

A broad emission spectrum spanning most of the visible range and good thermal stability indicated promising application of 1 and 2 as OLED emitters.

The geochemical spectrum spanned by the composition of aquifer material in the two study areas differs in at least one major way.

The resulting spectrum spans 70 nm centered at 565 nm as seen in Fig. 2c and is now ready to be compared to EMT predictions.

By using a 3.2 kW peak power 100 fs input secant-hyperbolic pulse, a symmetrical and relatively flat supercontinuum spectrum spanning 700 nm in the range of 1200 1900 nm is successfully generated.

The spontaneous emissions at low drive currents display a full width at half maximum of 550 cm-1 (broad emission spectrum spanning the wavelength range of 4.5 to 7.5 μm).