Sentence examples for accessible spectrum from inspiring English sources
Traditionally, the publicly accessible spectrum is divided into the licensed and the unlicensed frequency bands.
We vary the remaining parameters, such as the number of primary and secondary users (n p, n s ), cost function, and accessible spectrum μ, in order to assess their impact on the utilities.
Air.U participants hope instead to make use of newly-accessible spectrum in the unused "white spaces" between television channels to build high-speed wireless networks.
The studies presented here are meant to expand the scientific reach of a previously proposed low-power ADS as the core apparatus of a research and training center in nuclear technologies, such as to increase the flexibility of the system in terms of accessible neutron spectra.
Hence, all that is needed to get this information is to handle IR spectra taken from the gas phase, a task that is experimentally much more accessible than taking spectra from adsorbed species of irreactive probe molecules.
The anti-malarial drug (artemisin) and anti-tuberculosis drugs (ethambutol, rifampin, isoniazid and pyrazinimide) were easily accessible, but access to broad-spectrum antibiotics was limited.
This edition of the Munsell book is no longer accessible, so the spectra were scanned and digitized using GetData Graph Digitizer 2.24 (http://getdata-graph-digitizer.com) from Endler (1990: Fig. 4).
Since their introduction the vectors have been continuously engineered to make virus construction easier and more accessible to a wide spectrum of laboratories.
Brain recordings in large animal models and humans typically rely on a tethered connection, which has restricted the spectrum of accessible experimental and clinical applications.
Today Martin Burger at the University of Munster in Germany and a few colleagues describe a revolutionary new imaging technique compressed sensing that is set to make this part of the electromagnetic spectrum more accessible.
The bolting of routes directly into the rock makes the rugged terrain more accessible to a wider spectrum of climbers; an average Joe can easily try a beginner climb next to an awesome Jane working on a longer, more complicated route.
