Spectra

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Spectra are conditions or values that vary over a continuum.

Spectra may also refer to:

  • Sally Spectra, a fictional character on The Bold and the Beautiful
  • Kia Spectra, a car developed by Kia Motors from 2000-present
  • Spectra (book)
  • Spectra (bus body by Optare)
  • UHMWPE, also known as Spectra, a synthetic fiber
  • Spectrum, whereas spectra is the plural form of spectrum
  • Spectra Energy, an American company that was spun out of Duke Energy
  • Spectra, a brand name of ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene fiber.
  • Spectra Helmet, a ballistic helmet made of Dyneema
  • Spectra a rock band, playing both original music and classic rock covers. Spectra's typical set list consists of both original songs along with a variety of cover songs by classic rock artists such as Heart, The Eagles, and Led Zeppelin to name a few.
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