Sentence examples for bandwidth providing from inspiring English sources

The use of licensed and unlicensed spectrum in the 5 GHz band allows off-the-shelf WiFi equipment to use a large channel bandwidth providing high throughput.

In comparison with multispectral methods, in hyperspectral imaging the distance between adjacent wavelengths is less than the spectral bandwidth providing the continuous spectral reflectance function pixel by pixel.

Problems such as full exploitation of available bandwidth, providing adequate quality of service to subscribers and meeting the requirements of all three supported services (video, voice, and data), must be addressed.

In order to overcome such problem, hierarchical structure (clustering) plays an important role in MANET reducing network overhead, increasing reusability of bandwidth, providing stability to the cluster structure, reducing battery power consumption of mobile node, and reducing clustering as well as in intracluster communication [10].

deriving the transform to an explicit algebraic algebraic eigenvalue problem for a symmetric, banded matrix with bandwidth, providing the required formulas, so that an implementation of the construction is easily "accessible" for the reader, proving that the construction is always successful under the conditions (4.4) and (4.7) (which is the contents of Theorem 6.1).

The super-luminescent diode source (Model S-840-B-I-20, Superlum, Ireland) has a center wavelength of 840 nm with 50 nm full-width at half-maximum bandwidth, providing a theoretical axial resolution of ~7 μm.

In general, queue size is larger when the bandwidth provided by the ISP (Internet service provider) is good enough and the number of clients sharing that particular network is minimum.

As for his potential redistribution of the bandwidth provided by Panix, he said: "I don't think they really care.

The site uses apparently infinite storage space and bandwidth provided by the Internet Archive, a charity that stores donated audiovisual material.

Rick Cordella, vice president and general manager of NBC Sports Digital Media, said from London that extensive troubleshooting so far suggests that the technical problems might be with the bandwidth provided by cable operators, or users' computers or devices.

The protocol poses no boundary on the number of nodes, only the available bandwidth provides an upper bound.