Spectral
31Spectral imaging — is a branch of spectroscopy in which a complete spectrum or some spectral information (such as the Doppler shift or Zeeman splitting of a spectral line) is collected at every location in an image plane. Applications include astronomy, solar… …
32Spectral Induced Polarisation — (SIP) is an extension of Induced Polarisation (IP), being itself an extension of DC geoelectric. SIP measures the frequency dependent (i.e. spectral) complex impedance, equivalent to the amount of resistance and phase shift between electrical… …
33Spectral mutability — is a desired capabilityClarifyme|date=August 2008 where RF systems have the appropriate mix of both manual and automatic flexibility and agility to affect all aspects of their operating parameters (e.g. waveform, bandwidth, power, frequency,… …
34Spectral vs. Generation — est un jeu de combat en 2D de la société IGS, en collaboration avec Idea Factory. Il est sorti en 2005 en arcade sur le système PGM, puis en mai 2007 sur la PlayStation 2 en Europe. Il fait suite à Killing Blade et Martial Masters. Système de jeu …
35Spectral Force 3: Innocent Rage — Desarrolladora(s) Idea Factory Distribuidora(s) Idea Factory, Atlus Plataforma(s) Xbox 360 Género(s) …
36spectral line — n. any of a number of lines in a spectrum produced by the emission of electromagnetic radiation from an excited atom: a spectral line represents the energy difference between two energy levels …
37spectral class — spectral class, any one of the classes into which stars are divided on the basis of their spectra. Spectral classes range from very hot blue stars to very cool red stars …
38Spectral layout — is a class of algorithm for drawing graphs. The layout uses the eigenvectors of a matrix, such as the Laplace matrix of the graph …
39Spectral Band Replication — (SBR) es una tecnología empleada para mejorar los codecs de audio, especialmente a bajos bit rates …
40spectral line — n one of a series of linear images of the narrow slit of a spectrograph or similar instrument corresponding to a component of the spectrum of the radiation emitted by a particular source …
