spectrally
- adverb
- /ˈspɛktrəli/
- Specialized
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espectralmente
- When coupled into an optical waveguide, the familiar narrowband radiation from a laser can become spectrally broadened into the ultimate white light.
- spectrally augmented vision
- spectrally rotated speech
- spectrally rotated signal
So there are two peaks which are spectrally very, very well resolved.
- So there are two peaks which are spectrally very, very well resolved.
- Now, this is useful because you can actually spectrally separate things, all right?
- But I can only spectrally resolve the side bands if I don't measure.
- And then I'm going to take a third projector and I'm going to put a filter that projects right next to that mixed beam, a spectrally pure yellow.
Examples
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The image in the lens is captured and spectrally filtered using a time-gated image intensified charge-coupled device camera.
Academic text (1994) -
When spectrally filtered, it becomes a narrowband yet tunable source of light.
Academic text (2012) -
Now, this is useful because you can actually spectrally separate things, all right?
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So there are two peaks which are spectrally very, very well resolved.
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Spectrally pure blue beam will always stay spectrally pure blue.
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There, the routine is clear, and the voice signal is spectrally rich and well-defined.
Academic text (2011) -
New tints have been developed that are spectrally selective.
Academic text (2007) -
When a normal speech signal is spectrally rotated, the high-frequency energy is transformed into low-frequency energy and vice versa.
Academic text (2012) -
Spectrally, the magnitudes of the Fourier coefficients decreased with increasing harmonics, so that the 12th harmonic represented about 10 percent of the magnitude of the second harmonic.
Academic text (1990) -
The spectrally selective filter allowed only specific wavelengths of light to pass through.
Synonyms
In a way that uses light to study what something is made of
Using a tool that splits light into colors to show what something is made of
Surface Forms
Morphology
spectrally = spectral (transparent) = spectr + al + ly
Standard adverbial formation from the adjective 'spectral' by adding '-ly'; meaning is predictable if the adjective sense ('relating to a spectrum') is known.
Etymology
Spectrally comes from spectrum and the Latin root spect- meaning 'to look'. So, to study something spectrally is to 'look' at its whole range or band of colors or frequencies.
