spectral

• “These are the Phenomena, or visual Appearances, of this wide-working terrestrial world: which truly is all phenomenal, what they call spectral; and never rests at any moment; one never at any moment can know why.”

  A Book of English Prose Part II, Arranged for Secondary and High Schools

• “These are of the Phenomena, or visual Appearances, of this wide-working terrestrial world: which truly is all phenomenal, what they call spectral; and never rests at any moment; one never at any moment can know why.”

  The French Revolution

• “Along with behind-the-scenes footage of professionals in darkened basements, there are conversations with soundtrack composers, animators and sound editors as well as "acousticians" who use software they describe as a "spectral de-noising tool".”

  The Guardian: Internet picks of the week

• “In addition, excitation of blue and cyan fluorescent proteins is most efficient in spectral regions that are not commonly used, so specialized filter sets and laser sources are required.”

  Archive 2005-10-01

• “Only out of a deep preference for the phantoms of the mind have we felt impelled to find mechanical techniques for remaking the world itself in spectral form (Castle 137).”

  Smoke and Mirrors: Internalizing the Magic Lantern show in _Vilette_

• “So the light kept going in spectral balance from dense light to split and back to dense light and split, in spectral cycles infinitely repeated.”

  Harry Martinson - Poetry

• “In addition to the more or less complicated structure which owing to the peculiar internal nature of luminous bodies is found in spectral lines, it is also possible to split them under the influence of a magnetic force into several more or less closely packed components.”

  Nobel Prize in Physics 1907 - Presentation Speech

• “In 1932, Butenandt was able, from observations made in spectral analysis, and especially on the basis of the then established correct formula of cholesterol to draw up the formulae of the chemical structure of oestrone and oestriol.”

  Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1939 - Presentation Speech

• “His tastes were for what he called the "grim and grisly;" whilst Cathy demanded incessant tales of pink or blue ghosts, considering that if they were all arrayed in spectral white they would look both ghastly and monotonous.”

  A Christmas Cake in Four Quarters

• “In this column I'd like to discuss a concept I call spectral management, which refers to a process for allocating parts of the spectrum to different instruments and voices.”

  TV Technology

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