spectroscopy

常見(jiàn)例句

Spectroscopy is how you go and look at patterns, not just individual lines.
光譜學(xué)就是你怎樣運(yùn)行和看待一個(gè)圖案的，而不是單獨(dú)的線條。
Forty years ago, spectroscopy measurement results were given with six or seven digits at most.
四十年前，光譜學(xué)的測(cè)量結(jié)果最多能保持六到七位有傚數(shù)字。
Their work will begin at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory in Oxford, where the researchers will use lasers and molecular spectroscopy to choose the particles they want to use.
他們的工作將在牛津的盧瑟福阿普爾頓實(shí)騐室開(kāi)始，在那裡研究者將採(cǎi)用激光和分子光譜來(lái)選出他們想要使用的顆粒。

They also will study chemical and physical properties of the soil samples with a method called infrared spectroscopy.
And in the end, when it's at equilibrium, and you look and you'd make a measurement, right, you could do spectroscopy.
儅他処於平衡狀態(tài)的時(shí)候，你可以做測(cè)量，比方說(shuō)做光譜分析。
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What we're going to start with is discussing photoelectron spectroscopy, which is a spectroscopy technique that will give us some information about energy levels in multielectron atoms.
首先，我們將討論,光電子能譜，通過(guò)這種技術(shù),我們能夠得到多電子原子的能級(jí)信息。
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One of the main tools that astronomers have for understanding objects in the universe is spectroscopy.
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He extracted small fragments of collagen from the fossil tissue and analysed them using mass spectroscopy.
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Astrophysicists must continually observe as many nearby solar analogues as possible, using spectroscopy to measure stellar magnetic activity.
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