It does not take long to get used to plotting points on screen with the mouse, so creating simple straight line shapes soon becomes quite easy.

Figure 1 shows the typical line shape for electronic transitions of individual chromophores in a solid matrix.

If this were the only effect the line shape would be Gaussian.

Observed spectral line shape and line width are also affected by instrumental factors.

This decay is approximately exponential, so the line shape is Lorentzian.

Parameters of the line shape are unknown.

Divisions of the field, like the ordinaries, may follow complex line shapes.

The above equations have ignored the influence of the spectroscopic line shape.

This particular line shape constitutes a distinctive element to identify this species.

With different shapes of time windows and line shapes this relation has an increased numerical right side.