spectra

Preposition: of

• molecule: Infrared spectra of the molecule CH 4 - one of at least ten new molecules detected by ISO.
• galaxy: He showed, from spectra of the galaxies, that there was an increase in the velocity of recession with distance.

Converse of object

• disperse: Both laser excitation spectra and dispersed fluorescence spectra can be obtained with this arrangement.
• simulate: Here we use Monte Carlo method to simulate the spectra that may have been measured by the Compton suppression spectrometer.
• extract: Comment This contains the width of the mask used to extract the grating spectra from the LE image.
• obtain: Clearly obtaining spectra for the flanking field 15 m sources is a high priority.
• interpret: There is also a list of commonly lost fragments, helpful for interpreting spectra.
• calculate: Software tools are available for calculating diffraction spectra for specified crystal structures.

Adjective modifier

• vibrational: The associated vibrational spectra provide an opportunity to demonstrate the nature of the transition.
• infrared: Infrared spectra of the molecule CH 4 - one of at least ten new molecules detected by ISO.
• ir: Some years back, there began experiments with different IR spectra used to kill harmful microorganisms.
• infra-red: Note: This page follows directly on from the introductory page on infra-red spectra.
• one-dimensional: It includes entries for directional wave spectra, one-dimensional wave spectra and short term statistics.
• stellar: However, the pattern of lines did not match any of the lines seen in thousands of stellar spectra gathered over a hundred years.

Noun used with modifier

• fluorescence: The high signal to noise ratio in alumina fluorescence spectra is not achieved in the true Raman spectra developed by other types of ceramic.
• absorption: The absorption spectra of pure samples of some of these pigments are shown in the graph on the left.
• reflectance: An average of ten reflectance spectra was collected for each target surface.
• high-resolution: The telescopes would combine infrared light to produce high-resolution spectra of the atmospheres of distant planets.
• gamma-ray: Nature of problem: The program automatically analyzes multi-element gamma-ray spectra obtained with high resolution detectors.
• photoelectron: Recent experimental studies of photoelectron spectra provide support for theories.