Sentence examples for assigned band from inspiring English sources

In fixed spectrum assignment, these spectrum holes could fill up to 85% of the assigned band.

Two competing isomers were compared and gave a largest error in fit for any clearly assigned band in the Raman spectrum of 41 cm−1 and an overall fit error of ∼15 cm−1.

So even when the spectrum is used to its full extent by a PU with flexible QoS demand, it is still possible for an SU with critical transmission to negotiate with this flexible PU to give up portion of his assigned band.

Constraint (1) states that the assigned band must be owned by the CRN.

Constraint (2) means that if a user is indeed admitted, the assigned band must offer a rate no less than the requested rate.

The radio spectrum is actually poorly utilized in many bands in the sense that large portion of the assigned bands are not used most of the time [1].

The increased amide I and II intensities in SFL indicated more water-soluble protein contents, while β sheet assigned bands appeared more intense at SFC spectrum proving its higher crystallinity.

Assigned bands: 3400 3200 cm−1: N H stretching band; 3100 2800 C H1: C–H stretching bands; 1660 1600 C=O1: C=O stretching band; 1565 1500 C N H C–N–H bending band; 1480 1300 C H1: C–H bending band (see [6] p. 182) The colours [in the painting] are bound to the support by a binder, which may be composed of either glue or oil.

Because prior FTIR studies of proteins and peptides [69], [84] have assigned bands in the range of 1650 1659 cm−1 as α-helical, while those bands ∼1613 1637 cm−1 reflect β-sheet, MB likely assumes α-helical and β-sheet structures and possibly other conformations in these environments.

The percentages of secondary structure were determined from the areas of the individual assigned bands and their fraction of the total area in the amide I (Table  2).

The emergence of the assigned bands at 1608.34 C=C1 (C=C) and 1694 cm−1 (C=O) confirmed the presence of folic acid in the final product.