Sentence examples for data band from inspiring English sources

He might might not return emails but he's also raised money from one of the smartest dudes around (Roger Ehrenberg and his Big Data Band) so if you allow me I'll pay some attention to his opinion, and in fact expand on it.

This protocol also tried to solve the CCC saturation problem by adopting several measures, such as limiting the traffic on the CCC, adjusting the bandwidth ratio between the CCC and data band, and allowing the CCC to be migrated to other better bands.

In [23, 27, 28], the rendezvous was achieved by dedicating a certain radio band, whereas in [29], a DOSS (Dynamic Open Spectrum Sharing) was proposed using triband spectrum allocation, namely, the control band, the data band, and the busy-tone band.

Furthermore, the reflection data band for the given conditions apparently gets larger along with the etched depth in Fig. 9b, which is assumingly due to increasing occurrence of lift-off during etching especially for '3 wt%-4,000 rpm', the coating process condition of the smallest size of nanosilver island array.

Hence, consistent with the competition data, band b is likely to be AP-1 (c-Jun/c-Fos dimers) on the TRE site, while band a corresponds to CREB and c-Jun-containing complexes on the CRE site.

From experimental data, band bending induced by H2 plasma treatment alone is not sufficient to reach high Voc.

For MODIS data, band-4 represents the green band while band-6 represents the short wave infrared band.

If the estimated M w is greater than 7.0, the above processes are repeated for the waveform data band-passed between 50 and 200 s.

a Analyzed data band-pass-filtered with a period range of 10 300 s. b Power spectrum density ((S_{xx}(f)),(S_{yy}(f))). c Squared coherence ((C_{xy}(f)^2)).

In such a method, the input image is divided into an appropriate number of data bands (strips).

Particularly, the point-enhanced image formation can extrapolate the data bands beyond the observations, yielding SR imaging.