Sentence examples for dedicated bands from inspiring English sources

Put another way, Mr Bush was signalling that the dedicated bands of grassroots activists who decide many party primaries are a menace.

There are now eight dedicated bands performing regularly and a fluctuating number of less serious groups in the city of about 26,000, and Mr. Martin's label, Cosmodemonic Telegraph, will release four new recordings this spring.

As soon as the dedicated bands are assigned, available BBW is dynamically assigned to more demanding PR zones.

To allocate the dedicated FR bands, PR bands, and the BBW, the main steps are as follows: Initially, the eNB will allocate the dedicated bands and BBW in the FR zone.

Based on the dedicated bands frequency allocation strategy, the co-channel interference of FAEs can be ignored, and the SINR of its received signal is given by ({gamma _{f}} = frac {{{P_{F}}{x_{iF}}d_{iF}^{- sigma ;}{H_{iF}}^{2}}}{{{{mathrm {N}}_{0}}}}).

Thankfully, our local bus heritage is kept alive by dedicated bands of enthusiasts.

Today lichenology is a well-established scientific discipline in Britain, with, its own Society, journal, regular field meetings and a notably dedicated band of followers.

Run by a small, fiercely dedicated band in St James's (including Anthony Blunt, who passed everything on to Stalin), this became an ever more elaborate operation.

To mitigate the interference-related problems, several approaches have been proposed including, but not limited to, open access, dedicated band deployment, transmit power optimization, interference cancelation, adaptive antennas, and MIMO schemes.

XM Unsigned is dedicated to bands that have yet to sign record contracts.

The Israeli policy of "liquidation" of suspected terrorists (Week in Review, Aug. 19) might be an effective policy against dedicated terrorist bands.