Sentence examples for existing spectrum from inspiring English sources

The ruling does not affect the existing spectrum, controlled by major companies like Verizon Wireless.

He was more apt to take a leap outside the existing spectrum of choices.

The central point of the report is that while there is no new spectrum available, new technologies can vastly increase the capacity of existing spectrum.

Furthermore, technical improvements to boost the capacity of existing spectrum and further auctions in 2007 and 2008 mean the wireless industry will be increasingly competitive.

Consumers are unlikely to see additional charges since the auction would add new spectrum rather than adding to the costs of existing spectrum.

She sees pro-meat as a logical extension of our existing spectrum of meat products: "You have actual ribs, then you have the McRib, and then you have the Pro-rib.

The digital switchover followed in most countries, where the analogue broadcasts were switched off leaving only the digital broadcasts, which paved the way for new 4G mobile data services in the UK by releasing the existing spectrum for new uses.

Traditional owners of the airwaves -- from radio and television station owners to companies like Motorola that provide special-purpose communications systems -- may bitterly resist giving up some of their existing spectrum or being subjected to potential interference from competing users.

While it would probably have to spend billions to squeeze more efficiencies out of its existing spectrum and to acquire capacity, it would most likely be far less than the $39 billion it's willing to pay for T-Mobile.

The Government Spectrum Ownership Corp. should take possession of all federally held spectrum and grant annual leases with options to renew to the existing spectrum-holding agencies.

When the sizes of both the query library and the reference library become increasingly large, most existing spectrum-matching methods encounter a seriously heavy computation burden.