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spec·tro·scope: noun
spec·trum: noun
ge·om·etry: noun
spec·tral: adjective and adverb
trigo·nom·etry: noun
spec·ta·tor: noun
spec·ta·cle: noun
spec·ta·cled: adjective and adverb
spec·ta·cles: noun
spec·tacu·lar: adjective and adverb
sym·me·try: noun
speci·men: noun
spe·cial·ty: noun
spe·ci·al·ity: noun

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spec·tro·scope [ˈspektrəskəʊp] N PHYS

spectroscope

spektroskop m

spec·trum <-tra [or -s]> [ˈspektrəm, -trə] pl N

1. spectrum PHYS (band of colours):

spectrum

spekter m

2. spectrum (frequency band):

spectrum

frekvenčni pas m

spectrum

lestvica f

spectrum

skala f

3. spectrum fig (range):

spectrum

spekter m

ge·om·etry [ʤi:ˈɒmɪtri] N no pl

geometry

geometrija f

spec·tral [ˈspektrəl] ADJ

1. spectral (ghostly):

spectral

pošasten

spectral

grozljiv

spectral

fantomski

2. spectral PHYS:

spectral

spektralen

trigo·nom·etry [ˌtrɪgəˈnɒmɪtri] N no pl

trigonometry

trigonometrija f

spec·ta·tor [spekˈteɪtəʳ] N

spectator

gledalec(gledalka) m (f)

spectator at

opazovalec(opazovalka) m (f) +gen

spec·ta·cle [ˈspektəkl̩] N

1. spectacle (display):

spectacle

spektakel m

spectacle

predstava f

2. spectacle:

spectacle (event)

spektakel m

spectacle (sight)

prizor m

spectacle (sight)

pogled m

spec·ta·cled [ˈspektəkl̩d] ADJ esp Brit

spectacled

ki nosi očala

spectacled

z očali

spec·ta·cles [ˈspektəkl̩z] N

spectacles pl Brit:

spectacles

očala n pl

spec·tacu·lar [spekˈtækjələʳ] ADJ

1. spectacular (wonderful):

spectacular dancer, scenery

osupljiv

spectacular dancer, scenery

čudovit

spectacular dancer, scenery

sijajen

2. spectacular (striking):

spectacular increase, failure, success

spektakularen

spectacular increase, failure, success

senzacionalen

sym·me·try [ˈsɪmətri] N no pl

symmetry (balance)

simetrija f

symmetry (evenness)

enakomernost f

symmetry (evenness)

sorazmernost f

symmetry (correspondence)

skladnost f

symmetry MATH

simetrija f

speci·men [ˈspesəmɪn] N

1. specimen (example):

specimen

primerek m

specimen

vzorec m

specimen of earth

vzorec zemlje

2. specimen MED:

specimen

vzorec m

3. specimen usu pej inf (person):

specimen

eksemplar m

spe·cial·ty N Am Aus

specialty → speciality:

spe·ci·al·ity [ˌspeʃiˈæləti] N esp Brit

1. speciality (product, quality):

speciality

specialiteta f

2. speciality (feature):

speciality

posebnost f

speciality

odlika f

3. speciality (skill):

speciality

specializiranost f

speciality

stroka f

speciality

specialno področje n

spe·ci·al·ity [ˌspeʃiˈæləti] N esp Brit

1. speciality (product, quality):

speciality

specialiteta f

2. speciality (feature):

speciality

posebnost f

speciality

odlika f

3. speciality (skill):

speciality

specializiranost f

speciality

stroka f

speciality

specialno področje n

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The molecular mass of small to medium size molecules, measured by mass spectrometry, determines stoichiometry. en.wikipedia.org

Mass spectrometry was used to distinguish between these isotopes in the products. en.wikipedia.org

Mass spectrometry detects the difference in an isotope's mass, while infrared spectroscopy detects the difference in the isotope's vibrational modes. en.wikipedia.org

Mass spectrometry generally operates by measuring the mass of ions. en.wikipedia.org

Detectors based on semiconductors, notably hyperpure germanium, have better intrinsic energy resolution than scintillators, and are preferred where feasible for gamma-ray spectrometry. en.wikipedia.org

This process allows for the study of fragments that are useful in structural elucidation by tandem mass spectrometry. en.wikipedia.org

Possible methods include chromatographic separation methods by mass spectrometry, or protein capturing by immunoassays or immunized antibodies. en.wikipedia.org

This notation is not uncommon in the physics of mass spectrometry but is rarely used as the abscissa of a mass spectrum. en.wikipedia.org

Isotope ratio mass spectrometry can be used to detect addition of corn syrup and cane sugar by the carbon isotopic signature. en.wikipedia.org

The degree of automation varies from simple pipetting robots to highly sophisticated all-in-one solutions, offering an automated workflow from gel to mass spectrometry. en.wikipedia.org

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Translations for „spectrometry“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary (Go to Slovenian » English)

spec·tro·scope [ˈspektrəskəʊp] N PHYS

spec·trum <-tra [or -s]> [ˈspektrəm, -trə] pl N

1. spectrum PHYS (band of colours):

2. spectrum (frequency band):

3. spectrum fig (range):

ge·om·etry [ʤi:ˈɒmɪtri] N no pl

spec·tral [ˈspektrəl] ADJ

1. spectral (ghostly):

2. spectral PHYS:

trigo·nom·etry [ˌtrɪgəˈnɒmɪtri] N no pl

spec·ta·tor [spekˈteɪtəʳ] N

spec·ta·cle [ˈspektəkl̩] N

1. spectacle (display):

2. spectacle:

spec·ta·cled [ˈspektəkl̩d] ADJ esp Brit

spec·ta·cles [ˈspektəkl̩z] N

spectacles pl Brit:

spec·tacu·lar [spekˈtækjələʳ] ADJ

1. spectacular (wonderful):

2. spectacular (striking):

sym·me·try [ˈsɪmətri] N no pl

speci·men [ˈspesəmɪn] N

1. specimen (example):

2. specimen MED:

3. specimen usu pej inf (person):

spe·cial·ty N Am Aus

specialty → speciality:

See also speciality

spe·ci·al·ity [ˌspeʃiˈæləti] N esp Brit

1. speciality (product, quality):

2. speciality (feature):

3. speciality (skill):

spe·ci·al·ity [ˌspeʃiˈæləti] N esp Brit

1. speciality (product, quality):

2. speciality (feature):

3. speciality (skill):

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Translations for „spectrometry“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary (Go to Slovenian » English)

spec·tro·scope [ˈspektrəskəʊp] N PHYS

spec·trum <-tra [or -s]> [ˈspektrəm, -trə] pl N

1. spectrum PHYS (band of colours):

2. spectrum (frequency band):

3. spectrum fig (range):

ge·om·etry [ʤi:ˈɒmɪtri] N no pl

spec·tral [ˈspektrəl] ADJ

1. spectral (ghostly):

2. spectral PHYS:

trigo·nom·etry [ˌtrɪgəˈnɒmɪtri] N no pl

spec·ta·tor [spekˈteɪtəʳ] N

spec·ta·cle [ˈspektəkl̩] N

1. spectacle (display):

2. spectacle:

spec·ta·cled [ˈspektəkl̩d] ADJ esp Brit

spec·ta·cles [ˈspektəkl̩z] N

spectacles pl Brit:

spec·tacu·lar [spekˈtækjələʳ] ADJ

1. spectacular (wonderful):

2. spectacular (striking):

sym·me·try [ˈsɪmətri] N no pl

speci·men [ˈspesəmɪn] N

1. specimen (example):

2. specimen MED:

3. specimen usu pej inf (person):

spe·cial·ty N Am Aus

specialty → speciality:

See also speciality

spe·ci·al·ity [ˌspeʃiˈæləti] N esp Brit

1. speciality (product, quality):

2. speciality (feature):

3. speciality (skill):

spe·ci·al·ity [ˌspeʃiˈæləti] N esp Brit

1. speciality (product, quality):

2. speciality (feature):

3. speciality (skill):

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