Sentence examples for boosting the range from inspiring English sources

Perhaps making a case for the spectrum being auctioned off in exchange for rural broadband coverage pledges.

White spaces could provide new capacity, while boosting the range of devices, potentially enabling Wi-Fi networks that stretch across towns and cities.

By Boosting the range, the startup's skateboards can evolve from last-mile commuting tools to better replacements for a bike or car.

Was the company trying to avoid a debacle like the one Facebook experienced, when its shares plunged right after the I.P.O? Was it starting low and leaving room to boost the range once executives meet with investors on the company's road show and gauge their interest?

The Air Force even wanted to boost the range of radio signals by detonating "plasma bombs" from micro satellites.

And while you could, theoretically, boost the range of your Tile tracking capabilities by having a bunch of co-conspirators with the Tile app, tracking that same Tile you put onto someone else's property – that would be a wildly inefficient criminal operation, and again, would be tantamount to stalking anyway.

And while you could theoretically boost the range of your Tile tracking capabilities by having a bunch of co-conspirators with the Tile app, tracking that same Tile you put onto someone else's property that would be a wildly inefficient criminal operation, and again, would be tantamount to stalking anyway.

More and more, theatres are expected to compensate for social and educational shortfalls by boosting the number and range of workshops, courses, community and outreach programmes they already offer.

Boosting the inhibitory synaptic range constants (sigma_{EI}) and (sigma_{IE}) elevates the dispersion curves.

The concept relies on using multiple light-sample interaction lengths, boosting the accessible concentration range by a particular extension factor.

Rectangular "shoebox" concert halls reflected more sound into the sides of the audience, boosting the perceived dynamic range by 2 decibels compared with other layouts, the researchers report online this week in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.