telluric
telluric¹
Definition
tel·lu·ric (te lo̵or′ik, tə-)
adjective
of, derived from, or containing tellurium, esp. in a higher valence than in the corresponding tellurous compounds
telluric²
Definition
tel·lu·ric (te lo̵or′ik, tə-)
adjective
- terrestrial; tellurian
- of or arising from the earth, or soil
telluric
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- energy: With nothing either to deflect or attract the telluric energies, the focal point is in the center of the floor of the quarry.
- star: Telluric standard star The flux standard stars may be use for approximate removal of telluric lines.
- standard: For spectroscopy the PI must specify the telluric standard stars to be observed.
- field: It has been proven that ocean induced tidal telluric fields can be observed even far from the coast.
- line: Depending on the wavelength range, the telluric lines in the standard spectra can be used.
- removal: If you need accurate telluric line removal, you will need to add telluric standard stars to your program.
