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Significats de spectrograph en anglès

portuguès
espectrograma
català
espectrografia

A photographic record of a spectrum.

espectrografia
rus
спектрограф
portuguès
espectrometria
català
espectrògraf
espanyol
espectógrafo

Instrument or apparatus for photographing or otherwise recording spectra.

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Examples for "spectrogram"
Examples for "spectrogram"
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Hollis had quietly sent the sample anyway, not that there'd ever been a suspect vehicle to check against the lab's spectrogram.
Amagansett
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Last, we apply this three-layer network to generate descriptive statistics for the full 3.5 GHz spectrogram library.
Pubmed
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This spectrogram analysis is a more accurate map of mode conversion along the fiber and is essential for evaluating fibers and fiber devices.
Pubmed
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My series of spectrograms was supposed to be finished tonight-andnow look at the 'scope!'
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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I have recorded the spectrograms and light curves of dozens since I started working at the Lunar Observatory.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
Ús de spectrograph en anglès
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We busied ourselves connecting everything together: microphone, sound spectrograph, portable computer, and speaker.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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Hitherto, only laboratory systems or spectrograph calibrations of limited performance have been demonstrated.
Pubmed
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When infrared light is split apart with a spectrograph it reveals bright lines.
The South African
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What if there's nothing shiny and gold at the end of your spectrograph?
The Burning Dark
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A spectrograph will then analyze the vapor, determining the composition and chemistry of the rocks.
Wired
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A spectrograph will then measure the light emitted from the free atoms to identify its elements.
Wired
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I'll have spectrograph results in a minute.
Stars rain down
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It isn't just about connecting a mass spectrograph to the exoplasm in order to look inside; not anymore.
Grand junction
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The sound spectrograph for "gourd" changed when it was used in the sentence; possibly a case marker.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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Only a spectrograph can, and the more stable and precise it is, the smaller the wobbles-andplanets-youcan find.
Wired
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The researchers were able to detect the complex molecules after examining the infrared light from the two young stars with a spectrograph.
The South African
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Their efforts were made possible by the newly invented sound spectrograph, a tool for graphing the frequency and amplitude of voice patterns over time.
Wired
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The instrument with which this was first done was the spectroscope; it is now replaced with another of the same general kind, called the spectrograph.
Side-Lights on Astronomy and Kindred Fields of Popular Science
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Because I'm sure if Panin so much as farted in F-flat minor our boys would be up his arse with a gas spectrograph, wouldn't they?
The Fuller Memorandum
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The best spectrographs are limited in stability by their calibration light source.
Pubmed
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Mills spectrographs at Mount Hamilton and in Chile, are as in the following table:
The Scientific Monthly, October to December, 1915
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Translations for spectrograph
Spectrograph a través del temps