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spectrum

[spek-truhm] / ˈspɛk trəm /
NOUN
color spectrum
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The iPod music player, at first available in metallic grey, quickly diversified into a whole spectrum of bright colours.

From Barron's

Instead of a continuous spectrum like sunlight, which spreads smoothly across all colors, the Crab Pulsar produces distinct, separated bands.

From Science Daily

In short, it’s a “best of both worlds” approach that allows the company to capture value across the full spectrum of its subscriber base and drive even higher margins, analysts wrote.

From Barron's

"We were stunned that such a minute core motion was enough to transform the familiar magnon spectrum into a whole array of new states," says Schultheiß.

From Science Daily

“Daniels are creators who have evolved their craft with a distinct vision and singular voice that is unmistakable across the spectrum of content vying for viewers’ attention,” Langley said.

From Los Angeles Times