Sentence examples for wide range of spectrum from inspiring English sources

As solar light has a wide range of spectrum (from 200 to 3000 nm), it requires a broad enough absorbing spectrum for absorbers to effectively convert light.

Recently a survey of a wide range of spectrum utilization across 6 GHz of spectrum in some palaces of New York City demonstrated that the maximum utilization of the allocated spectrum was only 13.1%.

We refer to such a modified protocol as OPT-MAC as it represents a wide range of spectrum access protocols that adopt greedy spectrum access mechanisms for transmission over available spectral opportunities (e.g., [12, 18, 22]).

The present comprehensive theoretical study of the optoelectronic properties of the material predicts that it can be effectively used in optoelectronic applications in the wide range of spectrum; IR, visible and UV.

Drinking water containing Pb II) ions for a long term, even if in a very low concentration, cause a wide range of spectrum health problems, such as renal failure, coma, nausea, cancer, convulsions and subtle effects on metabolism and intelligence (Rashed 2001; Li et al. 2005).

Unlike the results of 17-DMAG/Nutlin-3a, 17-DMAG/LSG15 did not show any clear additive effects probably because LSG15 affects cell-cycle progression with a wide range of spectrum, but the effects of Nutlin-3a are specifically restricted to p53 stabilization.

There is a wide range of spectra in the previous results from Anderson insulator to superconductor [14 17].

Nanostructured materials exhibit interesting properties in a wide range of spectra including catalytic activity [1], optical properties [2] and magnetic properties [3].

Across a wide range of spectra, top scoring sequences produced algorithmically matched the known peptide sequences.

The approach we describe improves on this work, providing effective filtering across a wide range of spectra.

The PNA probes offer advantage of improved flexibility in probe design, which could be used in various applications in mutation detection among a wide range of spectrums.