These frequencies are very attractive on technological grounds.
These frequencies, considered beachfront property by the industry, can be used for a variety of technologies beyond television, including cell phone and Internet communications.
These frequencies have traditionally been left largely empty, because broadcasters send out such powerful signals that a buffer is needed between channels.
These frequencies show up as lines (dark for absorption; bright for emission) in a spectrum.
These frequencies are generated by two separate acousto-optic modulators.
These frequencies emerge while brain is performing different functions.
These frequencies are common to most musical instruments [2].
These frequencies are termed fundamental acoustic resonance frequencies.
These frequencies are applied to resolve the ambiguity.
These frequencies have been recorded in real machine too.
These frequencies have been taken from the NIST Atomic Spectra Database (http://physics.nist.gov/PhysRefData/ASD/lines_form.html).html
