Meanings of emission spectrum in English

We have AV recordings of both occasions; she can somehow change her body's photonic- emission spectrum.

But until now, astronomers hadn't come up with a model to explain the object's confusing X-ray emission spectrum.

The change in emission spectrum correlated with a loss in the ability of the receptor to bind antagonist.

The emission spectrum consists of an elastic Raman-like component and dephasing-induced redistribution components that are inelastic in nature.

As expected, the simulated emission spectrum of the divalent cationic species is in good agreement with the experimental observation.

Both the UV-vis absorbance spectrum and the fluorescence emission spectrum of the model molecule were confirmed to be electroswitchable.

LEDs blast out light over an extremely broad emission spectrum and they're not great at turning on and off really quickly.

The long-wavelength pulses, which overlapped the emission spectrum of pyridine2, resulted in a spatially localized decrease in intensity at the point of beam overlap.

The AF pattern and the emission spectrum of metastatic lymph nodes have unique characteristics that can be used to distinguish them from the normal ones.

Fluorescence lifetime images from 16 individual wavelength components of the emission spectrum can be acquired with 10-nm resolution on a pixel-by-pixel basis.