Sentence examples for broadband I from inspiring English sources

Once you have entertainment products coming over broadband, I would expect explosive growth of D.S.L. interconnections in the future.

When I was looking forward to broadband I was really just thinking I will be able to stay on longer and the games will work better.

It's from the age before broadband (I itemise my phone bill for the day and it cost me £25.10), when Google was in its infancy.

Even though Verizon had solid operational performance during this period, particularly in light of our investments in wireless and broadband, I received less than $10 million in actual value over that period.

But with modern word processing, Lexis-Nexis and broadband, I can do research at my kitchen table that 20 years ago I would have had to drive in to the school's library to do".

There was broadband — I mean, it wasn't Tora Bora — but the walls were thick and the frame of the building had a metal component, which meant that the Wi-Fi was so erratic that it was the same as not working.

Push to Regulate Broadband Is Expected" (Business Day, May 6): Liberals and conservatives alike should be wary of five unelected bureaucrats making laws that Congress never granted them authority to make.

U.S. In-flight Broadband Is A-gogo by Spring [GigaOm].

Here's my experience: When I agreed to upgrade to get TV in addition to broadband Internet, I knew that I'd need a tech to come by to wire my tiny little apartment.

Of particular relevance is perhaps the estimation of a phase variable of the gamma responses: this does represent a challenge as gamma responses are distinctly broadband phenomena, i.e. these are not necessarily akin to the classical concept of oscillations characterised by a single peak frequency, and therefore the extraction of a (generalised) phase variable is non-trivial.

The spectral inversion procedure flips the energetic frequencies present in a broadband sound (i.e. exchanges the energy present between higher and lower frequencies) about a user-specified frequency value (Fig. 1C) to create a frequency structure that is 'impossible' in a natural sound.