spectral characteristics

collocation in English

meanings of spectraland characteristic

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spectral
adjective
uk /ˈspek.trəl/ us /ˈspek.trəl/
coming from or seeming to be the spirit of a ...
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characteristic
noun[C]
uk /ˌkær.ək.təˈrɪs.tɪk/ us /ˌker.ək.təˈrɪs.tɪk/
a typical or noticeable quality of someone ...
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Examples of spectral characteristics

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Furthermore, we have varied the beaters to further colour the spectral characteristics of each gong.
Timbrally, all gongs produce inharmonic spectra, but the three types of gongs used in this piece feature different spectral characteristics.
The corresponding solutions for the phase of the microwave clearly display the spectral characteristics, including the spectral breaking observed in the experiments.
Hybrid instruments created by fashioning sounds out of the recombined spectral characteristics of two or more very different tones are also presented.
Further attenuation optics are necessary to adjust the spectral characteristics of the ray source to the desired target spectrum of incident light.
This may create various degrees of granularity, depending on the size of the leaf and on the number and spectral characteristics of the input sounds.
When we examine its sonogram, we realise that its spectral characteristics change throughout the piece.
Section 2 describes the analysis of the spatial distribution and energy spectral characteristics of the scattered photons.
Spectral characteristics of these spikes and the direction of their propagation relative to the wall are similar to those in boundary layers.
There is a tendency in audition to expect sounds of similar spectral characteristics and close in time to be related.
At the same time, the overall spectral characteristics of the piece are further affected by the positioning of the two speakers under the corn kernels.
A serious effort has been invested in establishing connections between a graph's spectral characteristics and its other parameters.
Regarding the spectral characteristics of the sound material, the treasure chest suggested the use of metallic resonances.
The source material section describes their spectral characteristics.
The spectral characteristics of the fluorescence are considered.
If we connect these anchor points within the vowels, we can actually measure how far the spectral characteristics of a laryngeal diverge from this idealised ' transparency ' value.
Reeves suggests that the spectral characteristics of the opponent systems can be explained by attunement to the phases of daylight and the necessity for decorrelating the cone signals.
The spatial distribution of chlorophyll in marine region can be retrieved through spectral characteristics embedded in the satellite images of ocean.
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The analyst has to understand the spectral characteristics of the terrain to be able to label clusters as a specific information class.
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Using self-generated energy allows more control over signal intensity, direction, timing and spectral characteristics.
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