peak shift वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Peak shifts of tens of channels or more are commonly observed.
2. In addition, however, Hansen's experiment showed a new phenomenon, called the " peak shift ".
3. Natural selection drives populations toward maxima, while drift represents wandering and could potentially cause a peak shift . Movement across the landscape represented changes in gene frequencies.
4. As the size of CdTe crystals are reduced to a few nanometers or less, thus making them CdTe quantum dots, the fluorescence peak shifts through the visible range into the ultraviolet.
5. With most of the city still in bed, this off-peak shift was on its way to start the city's day, operating by internal clocks that keep them routinely out of synch with almost everyone else.
6. Also in a theoretical paper, Doyle proposed that how women walk creates supernormal stimuli through continuously alternating motion of the waist and hips causing peak shifts in perceptions of physical attractiveness involving women s waist-to-hip ratio.
7. As the temperature increases, the peak shifts to shorter wavelengths, producing first a red glow, then a white one, and finally a blue-white colour as the peak moves out of the visible part of the spectrum and into the ultraviolet.
8. The absorption peak shifts from about 630 nm ( red absorption, therefore blue colour ) to about 530 nm in the presence of GAG . Humbel and Etringer's original assay was developed by others to create a stable and widely used dimethylmethylene blue reagent.
9. The following sources of peak broadening are listed in reference : dislocations, stacking faults, twinning, microstresses, grain boundaries, sub-boundaries, coherency strain, chemical heterogeneities, and crystallite smallness . ( Some of those and other imperfections may also result in peak shift, peak asymmetry, anisotropic peak broadening, or affect peak shape .)
10. Other theories have been proposed, including the idea that the peak shift is an example of relational control; that is, the discrimination was perceived as a choice between the " greener " of two stimuli, and when a still greener stimulus was offered the pigeons responded even more rapidly to that than to the originally reinforced stimulus.