Sentence examples for band sense from inspiring English sources

The rhythms are clean, repetitive in the marching band sense, and seductive but acceptable, probably, to even to the most mannered listener.

You set an alarm time; if the band senses that you're nearly awake anyway within 30 minutes beforehand, it rouses you early.

The radio spits out continuous signals in the 2.4-gigahertz frequency band, sensed by a kindred electronic product when it comes within 30 feet.

To make the CR less expensive, we used a single half-duplex transceiver and did energy detection-based narrow band sensing.

The rhythms are clean, repetitive in the marching-band sense and seductive but acceptable, probably, even to the most mannered listener.

In a case of art imitating art, the powers that preen boy bands sense designers are on to something.

The merits of the wide-band sensing and the corresponding access algorithm are firmly supported by the simulation results as compared to the narrow-band sensing case.

The sensing function is responsible for the search of underutilized frequency bands (out-of-band sensing) and also for the monitoring of bands to be employed in the communication of the unlicensed node itself (in-band sensing).

Some alternative methods have been proposed in the literature to facilitate the wide-band sensing process [16, 20, 21].

The bouncy singalong, while more a novelty song than "Alice," is indicative of the band's sense of humor and sense of self.

For CR, it is not possible to transmit on a licensed band and sense it simultaneously, therefore sensing must be interleaved with transmission.