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- noun Alternative spelling of
graybody .
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Examples
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You will usually see the term 'greybody' in a somewhat different context, describing bulk materials with optical properties that are invarient with respect to wavelength, as opposed to redbody, bluebody, etc.
RealClimate 2009
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My introduction of 'greybody' was a bit clumsy - although different from its normal usage,
RealClimate 2009
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You will usually see the term 'greybody' in a somewhat different context, describing bulk materials with optical properties that are invarient with respect to wavelength, as opposed to redbody, bluebody, etc.
RealClimate 2009
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You will usually see the term 'greybody' in a somewhat different context, describing bulk materials with optical properties that are invarient with respect to wavelength, as opposed to redbody, bluebody, etc.
RealClimate 2009
-
My introduction of 'greybody' was a bit clumsy - although different from its normal usage,
RealClimate 2009
-
You will usually see the term 'greybody' in a somewhat different context, describing bulk materials with optical properties that are invarient with respect to wavelength, as opposed to redbody, bluebody, etc.
RealClimate 2009
-
My introduction of 'greybody' was a bit clumsy - although different from its normal usage,
RealClimate 2009
-
You will usually see the term 'greybody' in a somewhat different context, describing bulk materials with optical properties that are invarient with respect to wavelength, as opposed to redbody, bluebody, etc.
RealClimate 2009
-
My introduction of 'greybody' was a bit clumsy - although different from its normal usage,
RealClimate 2009
-
My introduction of 'greybody' was a bit clumsy - although different from its normal usage,
RealClimate 2009
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