Sentence examples for depending on their spectrum from inspiring English sources

Although all CCAs share a common structure (first an allocation stage and then, an assignment stage), regulators have tailored key variables depending on their spectrum policies and market structures.

Cytochromes are subdivided into three classes (a, b, c) depending on their light-absorption spectra.

Hence, this proposed spectrum allocation scheme assigns subcarriers to the operators depending on their desired amount of spectrum and the sharing policy.

The quantum dots themselves are particles which emit light in a spectrum depending on their size; that means these lights could conceivably be made for any temperature in the warm-cool spectrum.

The NEM are classified into two categories, namely opaque and transparent, depending on their behavior towards the visible spectrum of EM waves.

Depending on their chosen place in the artistic spectrum, from fashionable to conservative, detractors sometimes uphold by comparison Jenny Saville or Euan Uglow (among British examples) -- anyone, clearly, instead of Mr. Freud.

In the visible wavelengths of light, the microbes' spectra depended on their pigments what we think of as their color which varied from species to species.

The signalling responses vary depending on the spectrum of oxidized lipids formed, their concentration and which receptors are bound by the ligand.

The official declined to put a dollar value on the potential sale, saying it would vary widely depending on what spectrum broadcasters were inclined to give up and how much wireless companies would be willing to pay.

The CSCN detects the natural acoustic signal depending on cooperative spectrum sensing of sonar nodes.

Depending on the spectrum of the radio wave transmitting the song to the listener, the royalty payment can vary widely from zero to a huge number.