spectrographic

American  

[spek-truh-graf-ik] / ˌspɛk trəˈgræf ɪk /

adjective

1. of or relating to a spectrograph.

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Other Word Forms

• spectrographically adverb
• spectrographics noun

Example Sentences

These types of spectrographic analyses are a common means of figuring out the composition, and therefore origin, of different bodies int he solar system.

From Salon

Through spectrographic technology, we were able to examine erasures in Emily’s letters.

From New York Times

That humans and other infant mammals are painfully dependent on their elders for survival is reflected in the distinctive spectrographic contours of a cry.

From New York Times

He said one plan is to get better spectrographic measurements, which would reveal S2's movement more precisely.

From Scientific American

In the last several years, technical progress in human forensics – genetic, spectrographic, chemical, analytical – has spilled over into wildlife and plant forensics and research.

From The Guardian