The phrase "at different band" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to varying frequencies or ranges, but it lacks clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "The signals were transmitted at different bands to avoid interference."
Alternatives: "at various frequencies" or "across different ranges".
This proxy is deduced from four indices defined by combinations of the reflectance at different bands.
When we have a complete flux-limited 1 1 multiwavelength dataset, we can estimate a univariate luminosity function (LF) at each band, but what we want to know is the dependence structure between luminosities at different bands.
The Planck mission is mapping the dust across the entire sky, looking at different bands of light.
The vertebrate retina contains two or more subtypes of photoreceptors and dozens of interneuron types, thus being organized for effective operation at different light levels and at different bands of the sunlight's spectrum.
She also has Myspace so she can take a look at different bands.
If you've had a pleasant conversation talking about your mutual love of the band on your conversation partner's T shirt, you might want to end the conversation with a funny story about something that happened to you at a different band's show.
Note the power values at two different bands are normalized to the LOS component at 14−16 and 28−30 GHz, respectively.
"We turn into a friendly wrestling match," says Miller, who will lead a different band at the Baked Potato on March 20.
A second referencing method was employed; based on ratiometric measurement of two different emission intensities recorded at two different bands of wavelength.
A narrow distribution of CPD values should improve the junction properties at the GBs and could correspond to reduced voltage losses due to different band alignments at different GBs, in agreement with the improved Voc of the KF-treated CIGS device (Table 1).
