It has a wider transmission range than the more common potassium bromide beamsplitters, extending its working range into the far infrared.
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The working range of pyranometers is 300 to 2800 nm wavelength and that of pyrgeometers is 4500 to 100000 nm wavelength.
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When calibrating an instrument for use, the experimenter must be familiar with both the lower and upper working range of the chosen instrument.
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Lead glass has the broadest working range of the three glasses, and holds its heat better when it is out of the flame.
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The two modes of working ranged from individual to collaborative where a worker might be doing either or both depending on the specific activity.
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Also, its working range is at higher temperatures than the soft glasses, requiring the use of oxygen / gas flames instead of air / gas.
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The working range was from, and a series resistance controller was fitted as standard, although the model at the Dairy Show had a thyristor control unit.
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:: : A ( non-) working range of one inch is simply not acceptable for any Wifi card ( perhaps they forgot to connect the antenna ? ).
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-- In New England, the share of young children with both parents working ranges from 75 percent in Lewiston-Auburn, Maine, to 59 percent in Boston, to 48 percent in Stamford-Norwalk, Conn .-----Education
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Host Tori Ritchie uses the hour to explain the origins and legacy of cowboy cooking _ the food of the working range and the men who made it appetizing under less than Williams-Sonoma-type conditions.
