infrared
adjective
uk
/ˌɪn.frəˈred/ us
/ˌɪn.frəˈred/Meaning of infrared in English
(Definition of infrared from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
infrared | American Dictionary
Examples of infrared
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Infrared sensors are used to build a description of the robot's surroundings.
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Retinal slices were prepared in a dark room under a dissection microscope equipped with an infrared illumination and a monitor.
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The infrared emission of lunar-like bodies with high obliquities can vary by an order of magnitude along the orbit, depending on the viewing geometry.
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We have developed techniques for the detection and classification of microbial populations through infrared remote sensing at terrestrial analogue sites.
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The photolytic by-products were studied by infrared spectroscopy and mass spectrometry.
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Further characterization of the protein secondary structure in purple membrane by circular dichroism and polarized infrared spectroscopies.
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The microscope, the telescope, the infrared camera, for example, expand the perceptual field by marginalizing the infraliminal.
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A third camera was installed, monitoring the target in the infrared and visible range.
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It is unlikely that any non-living backscatterer could mimic this infrared signal.
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To this end, rotational constants, dipole moments and infrared frequencies were calculated.
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Interaction of adrenocorticotrophin-(11-24)-tetradecapeptide with neutral lipid membranes revealed by infrared attenuated total reflection spectroscopy.
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The copper specimen was painted black on the sides to enhance its emissivity for the infrared thermograph study.
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Rotational constants, dipole moments and infrared signatures can be calculated with enough accuracy to carry out both laboratory experiments and spatial observations.
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