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Meanings of electromagnetic spectrum in English
Russian
электромагнитный спектр Portuguese
espectro eletromagnético Spanish
espectro electromagnetico Catalan
espectre electromagnètic 
Entire range and scope of frequencies of electromagnetic radiation.
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Usage of electromagnetic spectrum in English
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They had 360-degree imaging systems that extended far into the electromagnetic spectrum.
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And we're picking up transmissions in various parts of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Tarter: Historically we've been looking for signals in the electromagnetic spectrum.
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The electromagnetic spectrum covers radio waves, microwaves, visible light and radiation.
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We came to use the electromagnetic spectrum for our civilised communication, recently: mobile telephones.
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The electromagnetic spectrum seems to behave normally, including visible light.
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It's because 5G service is offered in three different parts of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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You Can See the Blues: Talks about the electromagnetic spectrum.
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This is the portion of the electromagnetic spectrum to which night-vision scopes are sensitive.
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Modern life's insidious link with light pollution extends to other parts of the electromagnetic spectrum.
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But humans on Earth have only understood the electromagnetic spectrum for less than a century.
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Radio is that bit of the electromagnetic spectrum that sits between brain waves and daylight.
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And it has provided stunning images from the high-energy side of the electromagnetic spectrum ever since.
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This astrophysical shortfall came about because an entire window of the electromagnetic spectrum-microwaves-hadn'tyetbeen opened.
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Except for the standard low-end hiss from the local sun, the electromagnetic spectrum's dead as lead.
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It's a signal frequency detector, a kind of wideband scanner designed to search the electromagnetic spectrum.
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