spectral

Examples of spectrally

spectrally
Why are goldfish, but not primate, horizontal cells spectrally coded?
Since the frequency of the signals emitted by the baroreceptors is known, this can be done spectrally, if the coupling is linear.
The cancellation of the slow signals helps to explain why the sluggish spectrally opponent signals are relatively small under most conditions.
A compact operator can be, spectrally speaking, well approximated by finite-dimension operators.
Again, since the 656-nm flicker is "equichromatic" with the 658-nm background, it is unlikely to generate slow spectrally opponent flicker signals.
In this study we performed groundtruth of surface mineralogy to assess the capabilities of this spectrally based approach.
None of the spectrally selective, thick stripes units were sensitive to our test of directionality.
The implication of this research is that the human visual system can compensate for spatially and spectrally inhomogeneous light fields.
This classification is in terms of the number of spectrally different photoreceptor types contributing to color vision. 46.
Organisms that are capable of discriminating between spectrally different, equiluminant stimuli possess color vision, according to the standard criterion.
Therefore, we decided to separate spectrally emissions of liner and wire, by changing the wire material.
Another complication comes when the excitation pulse is ultrashort and therefore spectrally broad.
The framework extends the ensemble spectrally, spatially and temporally.
Each of them has to contribute spectrally to the creation and projection of a diffused sonic world in which no specific timbre takes the lead.
The authors used backgrounds simulating a wide variety of spectral reflectances, spectrally reflective filters, and equal energy light.
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