Sentence examples for bands which can be from inspiring English sources

And rubber bands (which can be flicked, or made into balls).

Monster Physics, 99 cents, contains a ready supply of blocks of ice, bowling balls or rubber bands, which can be used to get your pet monster through a maze.

Owners use the plastic contraptions to weave colourful elastic bands – which can be bought for as little as £1.99 for a pack of 1,800 – into bracelets, necklaces and bags.

All bands which can be adjusted independently for high absorption are superimposed to form a broadband absorption eventually.

The IR-spectroscopy reveals the bands, which can be assigned to the vibrations of oxygen-containing groups, with intensity increasing with silver content.

This has led to some spectrum bands being heavily used, especially unlicensed bands, such as ISM bands, which can be attributed to interference and poor network performance.

Instead it was based on the possibilities inherent in his current band, which can be heard on that record.

The males make a distinctive booming call that sounds like a one-bird jug band, which can be heard up to half a mile away!

However, considering the carrier frequencies and maximum possible velocities in the environment, Doppler frequencies lie in a certain band which can be easily covered by the algorithm.

In aqueous solvent systems, upon excitation, in addition to the normal emission bands of locally excited (LE) state of anthracene, both compounds show a prominent pH-independent intramolecular charge transfer (ICT) emissive band, which can be modulated by Hg2+ binding.

There exist many novel communication challenges such as propagation modeling, capacity analysis, modulation schemes, and other physical and link layer solutions, in the THz band which can be seen as a new frontier in the communication research.