peak sensitivity
collocation in Englishmeaningsofpeakandsensitivity
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peak
adjective[before noun]
uk/piːk/us/piːk/
Peak times are the times when most people are using or ...
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sensitivity
noun
uk/ˌsen.sɪˈtɪv.ə.ti/us/ˌsen.səˈtɪv.ə.t̬i/
an ability to understand what other people need, and be helpful and kind ...
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Perhaps thepeaksensitivityof my long-wave cones is slightly displaced from that of yours.
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In our sample, the distribution of optimum predicted wavelengths ofpeaksensitivityincludes a cluster.
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Their model allows each pigment's wavelength ofpeaksensitivityand optical density to be varied.
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The values ofpeaksensitivityand scale were extracted from the resulting fits.
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Model parameters included the wavelength ofpeaksensitivityof cone photopigments, the effective photopigment optical density, and the noise amplitude in the red-green color channel.
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The nomogram rule greatly facilitates the modeling since the lowdensity spectral absorbance of an unknown photo pigment can be simply uniquely calculated from the wavelength ofpeaksensitivity.
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This is the wavelength of green light, and it is near thepeaksensitivityof the human eye.
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Second, there may be individual variations in the peak sensitivities of the cones.
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The devices are brighter for the same power than 405 nm violet laser diodes, since the longer wavelength is closer to thepeaksensitivityof the human eye.
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These results raise the possibility that detection judgments are mediated by both linear and nonlinear mechanisms with peak sensitivities between the cardinal directions.
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