Sentence examples for split band from inspiring English sources

Hefce proposes to split band B into high cost laboratory-based science and a lower cost group of science and engineering courses.

Hefce has also abandoned proposals to split band B into high cost laboratory-based science and a lower cost group of science and engineering courses, which would have meant classroom subjects getting a bigger share of money.

The strong band at 1548 cm−1 and the shoulder at 1593 cm−1 are assigned to asymmetric COO− stretching vibrations, and the split band around 1412 cm−1 to symmetric COO− stretching vibrations.

The spectrum measured immediately after the tomography collection shows a split band for a ring-breathing mode of the phenyl ring.

That is, the ν3 and ν4 vibrations of SO4 2− present as single bands for the 200 600 °C products, as split bands for the 800 and 900 °C products, and vanish for the 1000 °C product.

CD spectra of UCPs in liposomes displayed characteristics typical of α-helices, with the π ➔ π* exciton split bands at ∼192 and 208 nm and the n ➔ π* transition at ∼222 nm.

Its special feature may be assigned to the low intensive, scarcely splitted band at ca 1000°Cm-1, due to the characteristic V = O stretching vibration [3]-[9].

Based on the method, a novel split-band EDFA configuration is designed.

The split-band architecture employs a 1550/1610 nm waveband multiplexer/demultiplexer and two independent sub-bands which pass in parallel through separate branches of the optical amplifier.

Electrocatalytic activity of two investigated Zr100−yNiy alloys, with y=33; and y=60 was directly related to the split-band electronic structure of Zr Ni alloys.

"It's what split the band up.