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Meanings of spectral in English
Resembling or characteristic of a phantom.
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Usage of spectral in English
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The house had been remarkably free of spectral visitors since our return.
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Tonio glanced up; he saw the spectral figure supported on either side.
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The other type has increased spectral and cross-spectral power across faster frequencies.
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Her face in the moonbeams looked austere and almost spectral in outline.
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In the thin, cold moonlight, the wintry wood looked spectral and wan.
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Fundamentally the limitations are those of the inherent spectral characteristics of gases.
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These patients were examined with a prototype spectral-domain optical coherence tomography system.
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That of a spectral Army, the souls of warriors slain in fight.
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She held out her hand, white and spectral in the momentary gloom.
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Make one high open ended roll to determine the star's spectral class.
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BRS was assessed using cross-spectral analysis to measure baroreceptor-mediated R-R interval oscillations.
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His must have been the spectral visage I saw at the window.
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The structures were elucidated on the basis of spectral and chemical evidences.
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But she seemed to hesitate; she sat there with her spectral face.
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The instrument may cover a wide spectral range from visible to mid-infrared.
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It's the spectral resurrection of the old dead forms into the present.
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