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Generally, the first three formants are considered most important in speech and song and are seen as the dark horizontal lines on thespectrograph.
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Thespectrographdetects the time-integrated signal from the narrow solid angle with spatial resolution.
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The study was per formed using a single planar crystalspectrographwith a provision of accounting for any variation in crystal reflectivity along its length.
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This spectrum was obtained with the time- and space-integratedspectrograph.
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Thespectrographwas positioned to view the plasma transversely with respect to the driving laser.
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The "red" wing of a line is formed by the emission of ions that move away from aspectrograph.
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Thespectrographwas equipped with a 3600 l 0mm diffraction grating of dimension 75 mm 75 mm.
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Mechanically ruled aberration-corrected concave gratings for a flatfield grazing-incidencespectrograph.
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Thespectrographis equipped with a concave grating set at an angle of incidence of 878.
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Two axially resolved spectrographs were fielded.
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Its main characteristics are as follows: 1.1 � � from 2.6 -2.9 � � up to 3.7- 4.0 � �, depending on thespectrographposition in the camera!; spectra resolution with the core size 50 mm!
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The measurements are inherently difficult, and results may be more or less influenced by the choice of lines and by the resolving power, definition, and dispersion of the spectrographs used.
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These estimates, however, depend not only on assumptions concerning the nuclear processes, but also on certain mass-spectrographmeasurements, some of which may be in error by about 0.001 mass units.
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In contrast, the massspectrographidentifies precisely what chemicals are in the blood and in what quantities.
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I have argued for the massspectrograph.
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The principle of the icophone is the representation of the sound by aspectrograph.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A fibre linked echellespectrographis under construction.
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