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From a fundamental viewpoint, the intensity and width of a beam propagating in a free space, as well as the angular and range resolution of radar systems, are limited by diffraction.

The intensity and width of the (002) peaks are related to the number of layers, the variations of interlayer spacing, the lattice distortions and the carbon nanotube orientation compared to the X-ray incident beam [18].

However, when the temperature increases up to 700 °C, besides changing the intensity and width of the semiheight of the peak maximum, it also gives rise to the formation of a second phase of the TiO2 corresponding to rutile, which can be observed at the peak maximum of rutile (110).

We have previously used this approach to study the bacterial communities present in CF sputum [ 15, 16], with the most abundant (or dominant) species present identified through the analysis of the intensity and width of each band formed.

The maps were obtained from a 120 × 120 point array with a step size between each point of 0.25 μm, and the precise frequency, intensity and width of the Raman G and 2D peaks were determined by fitting with Lorentzian line-shapes to the spectral peaks.

Active bone formation was evaluated relative to the presence or absence, intensity, and width of the fluorochrome markers.

These include the intensity, timing and width of the pulses of laser light that control the printing process, and the efficiency of the motor controls that steer the laser beam, turn the drum and move the mirrors.

UV vis spectroscopy in intensity and width of plasmonic peak increases and energy gap decreases.

The patterns were calculated using CrystalDiffract ® (CrystalMaker Software Ltd, 2011 ▸) assuming isotropic crystals of size 10 nm, although it is important to note that the crystals in real samples are likely to be anisotropic, which would affect the relative intensities and widths of the peaks (Renaudin, Russias, Leroux, Frizon & Cau-dit-Coumes, 2009 ▸).

The relative intensities and widths of D, G, D′, 2D and (D + D′) bands in the Raman spectra are equally distinguishable between the samples in groups A, B and C. The width of the D-band is the smallest for Group A samples, intermediate for group B and the largest for group C samples.

In the past neutron diffractometers have generally been built as 'all-purpose' instruments, with designs that are compromises, balancing competing requirements to measure the intensities, positions and widths of diffraction peaks simultaneously.